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

[Emil Miller]

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.

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

[tonywalt]

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

[TheFifthElement]

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

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

[papayahed]

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

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.

[Emil Miller]

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

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

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.

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

[tonywalt]

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.

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

[Paulclem]

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...

[papayahed]

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).

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

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

Ya gotta start somewhere.

[tonywalt]

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


Ya gotta start somewhere.

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.

[papayahed]

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.

Nice.

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

T.

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

[virginiawang]

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