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Does Jezza read Mumsnet?

19 replies

Bumperlicioso · 13/06/2009 20:52

Just heard Jeremy Clarkson use the term 'lady garden' (as in Abbey Titmus's lady garden).

Have never heard that term used anywhere else so I can only assume that he is a lurker

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whomovedmychocolate · 13/06/2009 22:04

Well actually I was reading Nuts Magazine the other week and it used the phrase so I believe it is in common parlance these days.

PaulaYatesBiggestFan · 13/06/2009 22:05

why do mumsnetters assume the world evolves around it?

i assume clarkson is way too busy - but hey ho

notnowbernard · 13/06/2009 22:07

Nuts in the dentists waiting room?

whomovedmychocolate · 13/06/2009 22:09

Yeah I know I was a bit

But it's that sort of dentists - quite hip

notnowbernard · 13/06/2009 22:11

Sounds different from mine

Ours has yellowing, curling back-dated issues of The Lady amongst 'lift-the-flap' books in which all the flaps are torn out

Very dull in comparison!

Nuts is shit, though

ABetaDad · 13/06/2009 22:22

Maybe he posts here

madlentileater · 13/06/2009 22:25

....and he said this on Top Gear?
so I'm right not to watch it then.

Bumperlicioso · 13/06/2009 22:30

Paula I was being sarcastic, I'm sure it is very a common phrase, I really don't believe the world revolves around mumsnet . Just thought it was funny...

Though I wouldn't be surprised if he did take a look occasionally, lots of journos do.

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notnowbernard · 13/06/2009 22:31

Maybe his wife is a MNer?

PaulaYatesBiggestFan · 13/06/2009 22:32

dp referred to a very intimate part of my anatomy as my 'lady cock' today

ewwwwwwwww

cornsilk · 13/06/2009 22:34

Eww Paula!

notnowbernard · 13/06/2009 22:35

Bleugh!!!!

Bumperlicioso · 13/06/2009 22:38

Yuk, can you call his balls a 'gentleman's flange'?

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PaulaYatesBiggestFan · 13/06/2009 22:39

not nice imagery is it??

asking him about teste-flange now!

notnowbernard · 13/06/2009 22:40

YUK to flange

It sounds like a cross between a cake and a flan

Bumperlicioso · 13/06/2009 22:54

Ok, what about 'dangling fanjo'?

Oh god, I'm going to bed!

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Nancy66 · 14/06/2009 11:35

It's a very common phrase - heard it a long time before i came to MN.

TheRealMrsJohnSimm · 14/06/2009 12:29

I don't know which to be more disgusted by.......the fact you watch Clarkson or the fact you read Nuts.......

ProfYaffle · 15/06/2009 08:00

I first heard the term on Big Brother a few years ago. Every single issue of our parish magazine carries an advert for an "experienced lady gardener", I really should ring her and explain shouldn't I?

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