Ladies, what don't you like to be called by men?

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Originally Posted by prendrelemick

Hmm.. food related names. a whole new can of weiners.



My mother used to call me "sausage" and don't the French call a woman "Mon petite chou" or My little cabbage.

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I once called a Belgian girl that and she slapped my wrist.

I usually say girl, like ''hey girl' but in a flirtateous context, only. It gets a positive result.

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Originally Posted by Emil Miller

I suppose that any habitué of pubs in England gets used to 'darlin' pretty quickly but 'dearie' seems to have bitten the dust.

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Only south of Watford. If you heard 'darlin' in a pub in Manchester it would be immediately followed by the sound of someone being propelled out of a window.

It's 'love' or 'chuck' round my way, both of which are unisex so none offensive to women :)

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Originally Posted by tonywalt

I usually say girl, like ''hey girl' but in a flirtateous context, only. It gets a positive result.

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ok, In the right context and tone I do repond positively to girl. Sme with darlin' but in addition to context and tone it must be said with a southern (US) accent.

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Originally Posted by TheFifthElement

Only south of Watford. If you heard 'darlin' in a pub in Manchester it would be immediately followed by the sound of someone being propelled out of a window.

It's 'love' or 'chuck' round my way, both of which are unisex so none offensive to women :)

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I can see that I'll have to extend my travels to the north of Watford.

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Originally Posted by papayahed

ok, In the right context and tone I do repond positively to girl. Sme with darlin' but in addition to context and tone it must be said with a southern (US) accent.

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I'm afraid that the southern (UK) accent of those who use darlin' leaves a great deal to be desired.

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Originally Posted by papayahed

ok, In the right context and tone I do respond positively to girl. Sme with darlin' but in addition to context and tone it must be said with a southern (US) accent.

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I'm very good with tone and can do a southern accent. I can also do a N'awlins accent, having lived there (I also juggle and can do 50 pushups).

Wow PH - this the first time you've agreed with me!

Tony

You could be pretty creative with food names.
My little:
vanilla slice
scrumptious toastie
jammy doughnut - (maybe not)
cheese souffle
bowl of crudites...

I hasten to add that I've never referred to women by any food based names. I'm still whole with nothing missing as proof...

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Originally Posted by tonywalt

I'm very good with tone and can do a southern accent. I can also do a N'awlins accent, having lived there (I also juggle and can do 50 pushups).

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Yeah, but can you name the Mercury 7 without looking it up?

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Wow PH - this the first time you've agreed with me!

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Ya gotta start somewhere. :p

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Originally Posted by papayahed

Yeah, but can you name the Mercury 7 without looking it up?


Ya gotta start somewhere. :p

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I can, but growing up on a British island I watched Dr. Who religiously and had delusions and disturbing plans for space (but really time) travel. My Tardis is still around but it needs alot of work.


Wait a sec- This is the first time we've agreed? I'm crestfallen(tongue out).

T.

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Originally Posted by tonywalt

I can, but growing up on a British island I watched Dr. Who religiously and had delusions and disturbing plans for space (but really time) travel. My Tardis is still around but it needs alot of work.

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Nice.

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Wait a sec- This is the first time we've agreed? I'm crestfallen(tongue out).

T.

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No, I'm sure there's something? right?.......erm...maybe?

I want to be addressed as a younger sister by my friend. I love him.