Originally Posted by Annsyre:
“Oh I see, you think that Emma is a bad mother.
Or maybe has a bad children's nanny.”
“Oh I see, you think that Emma is a bad mother.
Or maybe has a bad children's nanny.”
Never said that.
Emma letting veers no one of her kids has Nits
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Not sure of your logic OP. You start a thread to complain about Emma telling everyone who watches BBOTS that her children have nits and that this will embarrass them, but, in starting the thread, you are now telling everyone who does not watch BBOTS that Emma's children have nits. Strange.
She only made an off the cuff comment at the end because she is a normal mother, there is nothing embarrassing about having nits most kids get them at some point, schools are riddled with them.
Originally Posted by Jacs75:
“She only made an off the cuff comment at the end because she is a normal mother, there is nothing embarrassing about having nits most kids get them at some point, schools are riddled with them.”
“She only made an off the cuff comment at the end because she is a normal mother, there is nothing embarrassing about having nits most kids get them at some point, schools are riddled with them.”
I remember when I was at school, My mother had a attitude of, what dirty cretin did you get that from.
Would drag me inside the house and go on one.
Originally Posted by jazzydrury3:
“Veers means Viewers, typing on my iPad and as the text is small, I couldn't see my spelling was wrong, and Don't no how to change the title”
“Veers means Viewers, typing on my iPad and as the text is small, I couldn't see my spelling was wrong, and Don't no how to change the title”
I smash my nonsense out on a HTC smartphone, few mistakes on it due to the awesome android apps I've installed.
Also running a custom rom so I'm so glad I don't have the money to buy an Apple product.
I think most kids will get them on at least one occasion in their school lives. However, I think Emma only realised what she'd said when it was out of her mouth and looked like she wished she hadn't said it.
Originally Posted by PERILLA:
“I think most kids will get them on at least one occasion in their school lives. However, I think Emma only realised what she'd said when it was out of her mouth and looked like she wished she hadn't said it.”
“I think most kids will get them on at least one occasion in their school lives. However, I think Emma only realised what she'd said when it was out of her mouth and looked like she wished she hadn't said it.”
I remember when Nits meant a drastic hair cut especially for girls
Originally Posted by jazzydrury3:
“I remember when I was at school, My mother had a attitude of, what dirty cretin did you get that from.
Would drag me inside the house and go on one.”
“I remember when I was at school, My mother had a attitude of, what dirty cretin did you get that from.
Would drag me inside the house and go on one.”
Pity someone did not tell her that headlice do not differentiate between clean or dirty hair! Even children who wash their hair every day can get headlice
Originally Posted by Annsyre:
“Watching BOTS isn't compulsory and who cares if her child has head lice. They are common in schoolchildren.
When I was at school the nit nurse visited regularly to check on the hair of children. Children with lice were sent home and couldn't go back to school until the lice were gone.”
“Watching BOTS isn't compulsory and who cares if her child has head lice. They are common in schoolchildren.
When I was at school the nit nurse visited regularly to check on the hair of children. Children with lice were sent home and couldn't go back to school until the lice were gone.”
Problem is there is no nit nurse anymore. My grandchildren both have very long hair and seemed to have them constantly all the way through primary school. It's only since the youngest one went to high school that they've got rid of them.
"Emma letting veers no one of her kids has Nits"
Winner of the Unhelpful Chav-Like Title Of The Year..
Winner of the Unhelpful Chav-Like Title Of The Year..
Bring back Nitty Nora I say, perhaps Emma made comment about them because she had that lotion on her hair,
Originally Posted by jazzydrury3:
“Because why say it on air. Poor child will be embarrassed.
Have you guys got out of bed the wrong side this morning”
“Because why say it on air. Poor child will be embarrassed.
Have you guys got out of bed the wrong side this morning”
I have no idea why everyone is being so grumpy this morning either, hope we don't catch it
Originally Posted by stargazer61:
“Not sure of your logic OP. You start a thread to complain about Emma telling everyone who watches BBOTS that her children have nits and that this will embarrass them, but, in starting the thread, you are now telling everyone who does not watch BBOTS that Emma's children have nits. Strange.”
“Not sure of your logic OP. You start a thread to complain about Emma telling everyone who watches BBOTS that her children have nits and that this will embarrass them, but, in starting the thread, you are now telling everyone who does not watch BBOTS that Emma's children have nits. Strange.”
More people will have watched that show than read this thread.
As others are saying they are nothing to be ashamed of, jeesh though some mothers in the schools are worse bitches than the kids with regards to nits!
Some parents and myself got a text once of a child's mum, rambling on about her daughter having nits and it must be one of our kids that gave it to her and she was fuming at the cost of the lotion to remove them.
So, I agree Emma should not have made such a flippant remark about it as parents and kids can be quite bitchy about children having them, even though every kid will get them at some point !
I thought it was quite sweet, and made me not feel so sick that my girls had nits this term. God, imagine her being human. What next.
Actually, saying that, the nit comb we bought was endorsed by Jonathan Ross, and bloody good it was too.
Actually, saying that, the nit comb we bought was endorsed by Jonathan Ross, and bloody good it was too.
Originally Posted by jazzydrury3:
“Did we need that bit of information.
To make it worse she said ill sort that out at the weekend.
When I was at school, parents were advised to sort it out straight away.”
“Did we need that bit of information.
To make it worse she said ill sort that out at the weekend.
When I was at school, parents were advised to sort it out straight away.”
When you were at school you didn't pay enough attention, if your thread title is anything to go by
Originally Posted by jazzydrury3:
“Did we need that bit of information.
To make it worse she said ill sort that out at the weekend.
When I was at school, parents were advised to sort it out straight away.”
“Did we need that bit of information.
To make it worse she said ill sort that out at the weekend.
When I was at school, parents were advised to sort it out straight away.”
School's Out for Summer
Originally Posted by Lee_Hobson1:
“The OP is nit Picking
”
“The OP is nit Picking
”
Problem solved then, just send them round to Emma's
Originally Posted by od hominem:
“When you were at school you didn't pay enough attention, if your thread title is anything to go by”
“When you were at school you didn't pay enough attention, if your thread title is anything to go by”
Probably always at home with nits, so missed lessons
Originally Posted by phil solo:
“School's Out for Summer”
“School's Out for Summer
”
True, but summer school, creches & activity schools are open.
The reality is that kids are at risk of getting nits whenevr they mix with other kids, especially in hot weather.
It's just one of those things!
Originally Posted by Scarlett Berry:
“
.....ah, well at least we know Emma's little girl has nits. I found it quite a random thing for her to say...”
“
.....ah, well at least we know Emma's little girl has nits. I found it quite a random thing for her to say...”
My first thought was, aaah that's why she's got her hair slicked back in that way on a sweaty night
OP Nits are not uncommon or a sign of anything other than having nits, schools recommend that kids have treatment at home and continue to go to school as usual. They are a fact of life with kids (and parents due to the kids) and students alike (nit shampoo sells really well here in Bath where we have 2 universities
)
Was there not an Admiral Veers in one of the Star Wars films? I think Darth Vader may have killed him in a fit of pique.
Perhaps his descendants needed to be told.
Perhaps his descendants needed to be told.
Originally Posted by jazzydrury3:
“Did we need that bit of information.
To make it worse she said ill sort that out at the weekend.
When I was at school, parents were advised to sort it out straight away.”
“Did we need that bit of information.
To make it worse she said ill sort that out at the weekend.
When I was at school, parents were advised to sort it out straight away.”
It was Friday she may have just got a letter so she will go to the chemist today and sort it do we need this kind of post on the forum this is bb
Originally Posted by jazzydrury3:
“Emma letting veers no one of her kids has Nits”
“Emma letting veers no one of her kids has Nits”
Originally Posted by Annsyre:
“So roughly you started a thread to let people know that Emma has let viewers (veers) know (no) that one of her children has head lice.”
“So roughly you started a thread to let people know that Emma has let viewers (veers) know (no) that one of her children has head lice.”
I didn't watch BOTS and genuinely assumed that the OP was trying to include a dig at Rylan by calling him 'Veneers' - or possibly 'Veneers No-One'.
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