to be astonished that ive just heard JO FROST swearing on SUPERNANNY US !!!!

[bubblepop]

12th feb 2012 channel 29 E4+1 1pm

I mean......I just couldn't believe what I was hearing at 1pm in the afternoon...she was speaking to a parent and actually said to her " your'e bloody kidding me!" and " your'e bloody joking" !!!!

okay, if this was after 9pm at night it wouldn't matter too much....but it's 1pm in the afternoon and im watching this programme with my 6 year old !! who promptly turns to me and says "mummy that lady is swearing!!" Oh dear !! well im sorry Jo FROST , we know you are only human but you've just gone right down in my estimations......you spend all your time getting naughty children to contain themselves but you can't even do it yourself!! needless to say my complaint to ofcom has been registered.....AMIBU ???

suppose you're all right, if she'd have said " for fu#k# sake, get you're act together !" that would have been a different matter wouldn't it ? !

I say it all the time, its not something i would want my kids walking around saying all the time but its not a swear in our house

bloody awful programme anyway

You would not like it in chez history.

yes chatty, if my 6 yr old went around the house saying "bloody" all the time then I wouldn't be happy about it

At least she didn't say "You're fucking kidding me". THAT would have been unasseptable.

bubblepop if you want to be proper offended get over to the Oreos Advert thread.

It is not a swear word if used to describe something eg my cut head is bloody. It is a swear word otherwise eg the way the OP reported it.

I do agree with Where'smycaffeinedrip though.

erm yes!!!! That would have been different.

Wtf is going on here today? Have I stepped into a weird parallel universe where bloody is a swear word and 3 year olds lick biscuits in a suggestive manner?

I think I'll be taking a break until half term finishes.

Of course Bloody is a swear word.

May not offend many people these days, but is still swearing and something I wouldn't want to hear from, or in the presence of, young children.

Ilovesprouts beat me to it...

mumatron would you like to come on an MN mini break with me? I have been thinking about it for a while and today may have just pushed me a bit closer to packing.....

Now now ladies no flouncing please. Bear with the trip trapping over half term, all will be well.

sparkling count me in. This place is insane today.

sparkling count me in. This place is insane today.

If I had to deal with the little shits difficult children Jo Frost sees on a daily basis, I would be saying a lot more than bloody, that's for sure.

Unasseptable lol love it quiet tiger :o

Won't somebody think of the chillldren?

Oh go and sit on the naughty step!

YAB bloody A
To let a 6 yearold watch super nanny.
No young child needs to see how dreadfully the children in those programs behave.
They are too young to understand the complexities and will just think of it as a freak show.

Do you really have nothing better to do with your time than complain to ofcom about this?

Funnily enough ds and I had a discussion about wether bloody was a swear word or not. In my day it most definitely was but now it is so much more common place I'm not so sure. He sad it was a bad word but not a swear word. I ended up suggesting he said it to his Head teacher and letting him decide Ds decided not to so I think that answered his question!

Hahahahahahaha...oh you're bloody serious?

Actually supernanny isn't something I'd watch with my DC- firstly it'll give them inspiration (probably) and secondly I visably shudder when Jo says "this behaviour is unassepstable". Grrr.