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what did your mam/dad/gran/grandad say to you to stop you doing something,you no the ones
*sit to close to the tv your eyes will go square
*stop picking your nose you'll pull your brains out,
*stop pulling faces if the wind changes you'll stay like that...
you get the idea(i hope)...what things were u told that u believed would happen if u did them?
what things have you said to your kids(for those amongst us that have kids) that u know will never happen, but u hope they will believe it?
the one I remember most........and it's the one I find myself saying.......
'take your coat off or you'll get a chill when you go outside'
biggrin :D :D
Don't go straight out of the house just after you've had a bath.
Clothes had not just to be dry before they were ready to wear, but something mysterious called "aired".
If you suck your thumb you'll get goofy teeth.
Quote by poshkate
the one I remember most........and it's the one I find myself saying.......
'take your coat off or you'll get a chill when you go outside'
biggrin :D :D

remember that well
My mum didnt really say much.... but she did run me over in the car once.
They were avid caravanners, and we were forced to spend many summer weekends in some crappy farmers field getting bored.
One memorable occasion, I was sitting on a fence next to my parents caravan, and my mum was driving back into the field.
I though she would park the car next to the caravan like normal, but instead she smashed through the fence and didnt stop til i was under the car.
On a more pleasant note, that was the same weekend I met Dawnie, so at least something good happened that day. :-)
Ian
My Nan always used to tell me not to go out with wet hair/bare feet as I would get rheumatism.
Quote by Ian
My mum didnt really say much.... but she did run me over in the car once.
They were avid caravanners, and we were forced to spend many summer weekends in some crappy farmers field getting bored.
One memorable occasion, I was sitting on a fence next to my parents caravan, and my mum was driving back into the field.
I though she would park the car next to the caravan like normal, but instead she smashed through the fence and didnt stop til i was under the car.
On a more pleasant note, that was the same weekend I met Dawnie, so at least something good happened that day. :-)
Ian

Aww bless I couldnt help giggling :giggle: but at least some good came out of it :thumbup:
Miss cream xxx
Quote by BiWelshMinx
My Nan always used to tell me not to go out with wet hair/bare feet as I would get rheumatism.

and did you,
My grandmother used to say quite a few..she didnt like me confused The one I really remember was...
If I had a bruise, she'd say...*thats the badness coming out in you* :shock: An I believed her rolleyes
I used to say to mine:
*I want, cant have* lol
Quote by creampie123
My Nan always used to tell me not to go out with wet hair/bare feet as I would get rheumatism.

and did you,
Well I still go out with wet hair and bare feet so only time will tell :shock:
Quote by anais
My grandmother used to say quite a few..she didnt like me confused The one I really remember was...
If I had a bruise, she'd say...*thats the badness coming out in you* :shock: An I believed her rolleyes
I used to say to mine:
*I want, cant have* lol

that's just reminded me of another:
*I want never gets
grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr mad :x :x :x
Quote by Ian
My mum didnt really say much.... but she did run me over in the car once.

Not sure why I laughted at that Ian...sorry redface
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On a more pleasant note, that was the same weekend I met Dawnie, so at least something good happened that day. :-)
Ian

It was worth getting run over then eh??lol :lol:
Mine used to say
'Stop doing that, you'll.......'
if only they had started the sentence sooner i might have a few less scars redface
My mother used to say:-
"If you dont ask then you dont get", followed by
"What you want and what you get are 2 different things", so what she really must have meant was
"Dont ask me for anything and you wont get disappointed!"
Aint life just peachy!!
Quote by sexynw2sum
My mother used to say:-
"If you dont ask then you dont get", followed by
"What you want and what you get are 2 different things", so what she really must have meant was
"Dont ask me for anything and you wont get disappointed!"
Aint life just peachy!!

Oh my mother said equally as negative things to me.
"Don't hope for anything and you won't be disappointed with life" :shock:
"Don't take any chances as you're bound to come a cropper" mad
When I got on my white charger over someone being treated unfairly she used to say "mind your own business or you will get yourself in trouble."
Thank goodness I never took any notice of her or I wouldn't be in the happy situation I am in these days.
DD rolleyes
She used all your above sayings......guess they didn't work cause her fav was.......
'Wait till your father gets home'
:shock: smackbottom :shock:
I always tell my kids that if they lie their nose will grow like pinochios(how do you spell that lol )
When i was 5 i asked my Dad what a belly button was for and he said " its for putting salt in, so you can dunk your chips in there when your eating them in bed" :shock:
He never ate in bed by the way.
Louise xx
Quote by BiWelshMinx
My Nan always used to tell me not to go out with wet hair/bare feet as I would get rheumatism.

That's a version of one of my Mum's favourites, she said I'd get a cold if I went out with wet hair.
I still do it now and still haven't got a cold from it though....
after being given medicine
"stop pulling that face, the wind will change and you'll stay like that"
dont sit too that fire, your kidneys'll drip :shock:
now im no Doctor but dripping kdneys? what was my mum on about? lol
My late grandmother told my mother when she was a child:
'you should never swallow a piece of cotton as it could wrap its way round your heart and kill you' :shock:
another one my mam use to say was " don't swallow pips,they'll grow into trees in your stomach" loon
It was Dadisms in my house when I was a kid. He was too sharp for his own good sometimes. confused
One of my faves ( and one still used on my kids today ) was 'you write down all you want and I'll cross off all you can do without' :giggle:
'Eat your crusts, they'll make your hair go curly...'
But I don't want curly hair.....
Eat your crust and youll be a good singer
Don't sit too close to that fire,youll melt your marrow.
Don't sit on that cold step or youll get piles
woo
me dad use to say " why haven't you ate your toast"...i'd reply "it's burnt", then he'd reply "it'll be ok it'll put hairs on your chest". :eeek:
one i remember is maners cost nothink as i got a clip for not say please are thankyou
"If you sit on the radiator you'll get piles"
"If you drink milk going to bed it will turn to cheese in your stomach"
"Ladies don't trump"
Quote by creampie123
me dad use to say " why haven't you ate your toast"...i'd reply "it's burnt", then he'd reply "it'll be ok it'll put hairs on your chest". :eeek:

Is that why I have to pluck mine? lol :lol:
think every parent has started a sentence off with this one at some point....
"When I was a kid.....blah blah blah"
Don't come running to me if you break your leg lol