To think that the word is pram

[cocolepew]

not buggie, stroller or any other toss.

I'll punch anyone in the gob who dares disagree with me

I had a travel system now dd travels in style in a cath kidston buggy it is not a pram!

I say dodie

Pantyhose, WTF sort of word is that?

angelpantser I was just about yo throw tansad in the mix < showing my age>

Huh? Tansad? Are we making up words now?

How can Cath Kidston do buggies? Someone earlier said buggy is chavvy. Does that mean Cath Kidston is now chavvy. :)

I have a coach built Silvercross - that is the pram

I also have a little Quinny Zapp - that is the buggy

They are very different - they are not the same thing - they have different names

I don't think it's chavvy it's definitely called a buggy on the website

Its a pram.
I am the Queen.

You must obey me.

That is all.

I have a pushchair (I think that's what it's called...a Maclaren umbrella fold type thing). I call it a pram as it's quicker. Those extra half a seconds add up

CK is not chavvy, I have CK gutties and I'm not a chav.

So ner.

gutties?

It fucking is Coco

Get some exercise in your CK gutties.

I had a Silvercross that converted from a pram to a pushchair.

So I tend to think of a pushchair as being on a chassis & a buggy as a chair/seat on anything else!

I do not like buggy

Yes gutties. Problem milk buyer?

milk buyer ?

?

That's all she bought today (see I bought today thread)

Can't believe I actually remembered a poster, I'm crap with names.

Still ...

I don't know what they are coco.

Oh. I see.

I thought you were being cheeky.

Converse type thingys.

(sorry)

I have now just sacked ds. He's 15 and reckons he's an authority on shoes. I asked him what gutties are and even told him they were an item of clothing and he still didn't know.

Poor thing. Merciless piss taking from me. Thanks coco you've made my night! small things

"No I'm not, fuck off" to "don't you think you are being a bit aggressive?" Response of the day.

I call it a pram too. All the different sorts of names do my head in, so I gave up and call them ALL prams. My mother calls them "pushers", which may be Aussie regional slang.

I was in Harrods once though, and thought I'd do some windowshopping of the expensive ones, and when I asked where the prams were, they had no idea what I meant even though I was on the correct floor. Suspect this means that "pram" may indeed be a Non-U term.

YABVU to care about such trivia.

I'm having a bad day, I wish the worst thing i had to worry about is what you call your baby-car