My friend's young son actually thinks twins are called jedwards.

stovelid wrote: »

I like that money supermaket advert where the guy advises one of Jedward to go solo but keep his bother "for spare parts".

On a seruious note though: am I the only parent that looks at Jedward and expetriences a deep, existential fear that my kids might turn out like that?

What would you do?

Would you still love them as much as a normal child?

Irish Guitarist wrote: »

I thought worse things when I was a child. Until I was about eight I thought that 'snot' was a swear word and that 'n*gger' was the polite word for it. Amazingly no one in my family set me straight.

I'm not trolling by the way. That's honestly what I thought.

Dangerous Man wrote: »

I can think of worse things. He's just a kid. He's almost endearing. However - if he's still referring to twins as Jedwards when he's in his late teens while wearing tracksuit bottoms and a tight haircut with a very low, prominent brow with indian ink tatoos and no prospect of getting a job or going to college because he was kicked out of school prior to his junior cert and smokes weed down by the canal with his mates and spends his dole in the bookies and cycles a stolen bike and hangs around outside the local spar with his other mates and spits on the ground and goes 'what's da storeee bud' in an agressive fashion to people he doesn't know and sits on the back of the bus smoking cigarettes then I'd say you need to nip that behaviour in the bud. Bud.