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A British term of endearment
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Yep - I once did some holiday cover work for Kier. (The company, not Starmer!) The foreman told me he’d never been able to get over being called “duck” by the northern truckers! Sure enough, weighing in the lorries from up north, I got called “duck” too! Always felt weird that! I always wondered if it would be polite to respond with a ‘quack’ but I never did!
But at least it wasn’t rude: the owner of the unit poked his head round the door shortly after I arrived and, having realised he’d never seen me before, greeted me with a shout: “Who the fuck are you!” I was severely tempted to return the question but bit my tongue!  |
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By *ez669Man
over a year ago
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"Scottish term of endearment can include cunt, cunto, bawbag, fuckface all of which can be used in many situations 
You been at the buckie again!"
absolutly cant stand the stuff. Ive been on the southern comfert tho how could you tell  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Scottish term of endearment can include cunt, cunto, bawbag, fuckface all of which can be used in many situations
You been at the buckie again!
absolutly cant stand the stuff. Ive been on the southern comfert tho how could you tell "
Your online and the breathalyser app told me so. |
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Think it’s definitely the Bar tender in me but it’s either being WAY to overly flirty. Simply friends that way. Or to those special ones I come up with my own lil insults
Though if I’m calling anyone a cunt. It usually means I think you are fun haha |
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