Well, maybe, maybe not, but being curious I decided to check. Here's the scoop: "Namby Pamby comes from the 1725 Henry Carey satire of the same name. It was a criticism of British poet Ambrose Phillips."
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A dear friend said that to me once, and it always makes me smile!
I don't think some of your comments stink!
None of them? Or all of them? :-)
He's too passive aggressive to ever be direct. He's only good for mamby-pamby stuff and regurgatating propaganda. (lol)
"Mamby-pamby?" Is that a Buckeye colloquialism?
Well, maybe, maybe not, but being curious I decided to check. Here's the scoop: "Namby Pamby comes from the 1725 Henry Carey satire of the same name. It was a criticism of British poet Ambrose Phillips."
link: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071029205730AAwW43i
If I thought that, this is the last site I would hang around.