Mam or Mum?

stony said:
rickmcfc said:
It's a class thing.

Mother - upper class
Mum - middle class
Mam - Lower class

I say mum

What a load of bollocks. Working class and proud as was my mum and dad.

Working class? People work in the 3 classes I mentioned above. If you prefer i will put it this way then.

Mother - upper class
Mum - middle class
Mam - The class that don't work, never have worked and never intend to work. They live a life on benefits, usually have 6 children called names of sports cars, or up market housing areas, smoke drink and are yobs. Before anyone has a go, yes if course some people will call there mum by something else, but in general I would say that what I said above is pretty accurate.
 
rickmcfc said:
stony said:
rickmcfc said:
It's a class thing.

Mother - upper class
Mum - middle class
Mam - Lower class

I say mum

What a load of bollocks. Working class and proud as was my mum and dad.

Working class? People work in the 3 classes I mentioned above. If you prefer i will put it this way then.

Mother - upper class
Mum - middle class
Mam - The class that don't work, never have worked and never intend to work. They live a life on benefits, usually have 6 children called names of sports cars, or up market housing areas, smoke drink and are yobs. Before anyone has a go, yes if course some people will call there mum by something else, but in general I would say that what I said above is pretty accurate.

what about Ma'ma? Landed gentry?

and what about the reaching middle class? those who are effectively and economically middle class, but have aspirations outside of their god given place in society?
 
ethan23 said:
Bitch.

But on a serious note this topic is always comedy gold as your are just waiting for someone to state the ignorant.... mam =working class.

I remember someone on the last thread saying mam sounded a little bit 'council estate-y'


Because it does, not that's it's a bad thing.
 

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