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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Hate babe, hun, trouble, cheeky, but the worst is young lady, urgh, especially from someone younger than me, but hate, hate, hate it |
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"Hate babe, hun, trouble, cheeky, but the worst is young lady, urgh, especially from someone younger than me, but hate, hate, hate it "
But "young woman" is fine, right? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"You know what else I hate?
“How are you trouble?”
Eeeeeeee let me just uncurl my toes "
What if it was a person you found really attractive? Would it be a deal breaker or could you overlook it though? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"You know what else I hate?
“How are you trouble?”
Eeeeeeee let me just uncurl my toes
What if it was a person you found really attractive? Would it be a deal breaker or could you overlook it though?"
No, still hate it. I could probably overlook it for all of ten seconds before I was repeatedly sick in my mouth |
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"Hate babe, hun, trouble, cheeky, but the worst is young lady, urgh, especially from someone younger than me, but hate, hate, hate it
But "young woman" is fine, right?"
Young lady or young woman feels like I've been called to the principal's office. I'm too old for that shit  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"You know what else I hate?
“How are you trouble?”
Eeeeeeee let me just uncurl my toes
What if it was a person you found really attractive? Would it be a deal breaker or could you overlook it though?
No, still hate it. I could probably overlook it for all of ten seconds before I was repeatedly sick in my mouth"
That's a pretty good way of repelling unwanted attention I guess! All I can imagine is a cat when it has hairballs now |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Simply, as with any pet name's, affectionate nicknames or anything other than your chosen name. No one has the right unless you give it..."
Not sure it would stand up as a legal defense as to why you karate chopped the man running the fruit and veg stall in the windpipe though |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Being called “baby” by a stranger is always grim but what’s worse is when it’s from guys 15-20 years younger than myself.
Eugh.
Thanks for listening."
Something I find a complete turn off. Also don't like been called
Babe
Hun
Chick
Darling
Particularly by people we've never even spoken to never mind met lol
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"Hate babe, hun, trouble, cheeky, but the worst is young lady, urgh, especially from someone younger than me, but hate, hate, hate it "
I've been called "chica" most of the time this week. Apart from "hombre" earlier
Both better than Señora (reminds me of old ladies sitting in the street with fans  ) |
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"Wench is an endearing one….
….if I brace myself in time for the inevitable slap 
Preceded by "fetch me another flagon of mead...."?"
I grew up watching too many Hammer horror films featuring those busty serving wenches  |
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By *hoirCouple
over a year ago
Clacton/Bury St. Edmunds |
"Being called “baby” by a stranger is always grim but what’s worse is when it’s from guys 15-20 years younger than myself.
Eugh.
Thanks for listening."
Okay, I won't and I won't put you in the corner.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In my neck of the woods, ‘Duck’ is a traditional term of endearment.
Really I learned something today. 
Lol I can't say much my husband calls me bear."
Isn't that the name for a hairy gay guy? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In my neck of the woods, ‘Duck’ is a traditional term of endearment.
Really I learned something today.
Lol I can't say much my husband calls me bear.
Isn't that the name for a hairy gay guy?"
Momma bears are incredibly protective. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In my neck of the woods, ‘Duck’ is a traditional term of endearment.
Really I learned something today.
Lol I can't say much my husband calls me bear.
Isn't that the name for a hairy gay guy?
Momma bears are incredibly protective. "
. Different misnomers like he said "duck". It depends on geographical areas. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"In my neck of the woods, ‘Duck’ is a traditional term of endearment.
My Nan used to call us kids that. "Ello, me duck." Loved it!
I'm sure someone else near her used to say "Hen" as well. "
Think Hen is Scottish, Glaswegian maybe. My knowledge on this is mainly from Rab C Nesbitt so could be wrong |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"In my neck of the woods, ‘Duck’ is a traditional term of endearment.
Really I learned something today.
Lol I can't say much my husband calls me bear.
Isn't that the name for a hairy gay guy?"
. Name here is sasquatch lol. |
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"In my neck of the woods, ‘Duck’ is a traditional term of endearment.
My Nan used to call us kids that. "Ello, me duck." Loved it!
I'm sure someone else near her used to say "Hen" as well. "
I’ve heard that used here to. ‘Elli me old ‘en’ (note that the Bucks dialect is notably lazy and ‘H’s’ are seldom sounded i.e ‘I fink’ etc |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"In my neck of the woods, ‘Duck’ is a traditional term of endearment.
Really I learned something today.
Another traditional one from here in Buckinghamshire: ‘ow do me old ‘ansom?’ "
I have no clue lol |
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"In my neck of the woods, ‘Duck’ is a traditional term of endearment.
Really I learned something today.
Another traditional one from here in Buckinghamshire: ‘ow do me old ‘ansom?’ I have no clue lol"
Translation: ‘How are you my old handsome?’
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"In my neck of the woods, ‘Duck’ is a traditional term of endearment.
My Nan used to call us kids that. "Ello, me duck." Loved it!
I'm sure someone else near her used to say "Hen" as well. "
Hen And pet both said often in Scotland |
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My house mate has a list of about 30 terms she rants over. I just call her maggot now mostly.
She gets proper bent at times with it when i not seen her for a few days
Though I call lots of people maggot now when greeting them .
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What about ‘Treacle’… "
Fully acceptable is treacle.
An old boss when I was waitresses would call me treacle, then give me a wink. I liked it.
If its someone I like he I don't mind what he calls me, as long as its not derogatory |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Fixing something
Ok then I will just call you princess hunnie bunny from now on
Oooo god sorry was just jokeing around I am cringe at my self even type this ha ha |
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"Being called “baby” by a stranger is always grim but what’s worse is when it’s from guys 15-20 years younger than myself.
Eugh.
Thanks for listening."
I think your right. If memory serves me well it never worked too well for Jonny Bravo as an opening line. |
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By *ooBulMan
over a year ago
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Don’t call me baby.... Isn't that a Voice Of The Beehive track?
Nobody ever calls me nice things like that (boo-hoo & blow into hanky with snot oozing out cos of hayfever which reminds me I need to get some anti- wotsits), can't think why? LOL!
I hate "ok babes." It seems like something that Mick Jagger would say as he struts by, not a love interest.
I'd prefer she call me "honey bunny" or "Mr Squirrel Nutkins!" Then I can reciprocate with " alright Mrs Tiggy Winkle!"
Honestly, I don't know where I'm going with the Beatrix Potter bit....
Think I need to get a life or me coat!
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By *ooBulMan
over a year ago
Missin’ Yo’ Kissin’ |
"Don’t call me baby.... Isn't that a Voice Of The Beehive track?
Nobody ever calls me nice things like that (boo-hoo & blow into hanky with snot oozing out cos of hayfever which reminds me I need to get some anti- wotsits), can't think why? LOL!
I hate "ok babes." It seems like something that Mick Jagger would say as he struts by, not a love interest.
I'd prefer she call me "honey bunny" or "Mr Squirrel Nutkins!" Then I can reciprocate with " alright Mrs Tiggy Winkle!"
Honestly, I don't know where I'm going with the Beatrix Potter bit....
Think I need to get a life or me coat!
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...Or both!!!!  |
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By *agic.MMan
over a year ago
Orpington |
"Baby, baby, baby, oh"
Like, "Baby, baby, baby, no"
Like, "Baby, baby, baby, oh"
I thought you'd always be mine, mine |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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""Baby, baby, baby, oh"
Like, "Baby, baby, baby, no"
Like, "Baby, baby, baby, oh"
I thought you'd always be mine, mine"
Usher secured the bag on that once |
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