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I end up calling everybody "kid" at some point or another, but I use it more often for girls. "Cat" is the other way around.

concept_ wrote:bella, b, chesh(ire cat), midear, milady

my flatmate calls me bubba as an affectionate name- i hate it

concept_ wrote:bella

Quite like that one.. gona try it out

m'dear/m'lady are standard too. actually not m'lady.

felixGash wrote:

concept_ wrote:bella

Quite like that one.. gona try it out

m'dear/m'lady are standard too. actually not m'lady.

Do you have a top hat tiped when you say that lol.

ha, nah m'dear's a bad one (wow, needs moar apostrofee?)

"babe" is another nearly strict no-no. cringetastic.

JTL wrote:

felixGash wrote:

concept_ wrote:bella

Quite like that one.. gona try it out

m'dear/m'lady are standard too. actually not m'lady.

Do you have a top hat tiped when you say that lol.

Standard for me.

Does nobody else do it or something?

DJelements wrote:

JTL wrote:

felixGash wrote:

concept_ wrote:bella

Quite like that one.. gona try it out

m'dear/m'lady are standard too. actually not m'lady.

Do you have a top hat tiped when you say that lol.

Standard for me.

Does nobody else do it or something?

a curtsy will suffice.

felix- m'lady for the older generation

'squire' if you feel they are derogatory to yourself. Like a stripper or something and you are feeling dominant.

and if you are feeling to start trend and just have jokes, any noun beginning with p- start nice and keep pushing the limits - peach, pumpkin, pear, pickle, porcupine, pork pie. '1 per text' limit.

"absolute fanny piece" used to go down with a bang.

i like it when guys call me mom

my leige or wench (shakespeare slang is the best)

aha

Squire is a fucking amazing word. Does no one say 'duck' or 'love' anymore?

i use 'love'

i don't talk to many women though, i'm scared of them.

i will say luv and occasionally darlin', but most of the time i try and get their name early on and use that, ive found that girls love hearing someone saying their name.

pk- wrote:i use 'love'

i don't talk to many women though, i'm scared of them.

they are to be referred to as 'gash' apparently, which is not misogynistic at all.

tempromental wrote:i will say luv and occasionally darlin', but most of the time i try and get their name early on and use that, ive found that girls love hearing someone saying their name.

this.

concept_ wrote:felix- m'lady for the older generation

'squire' if you feel they are derogatory to yourself. Like a stripper or something and you are feeling dominant.

and if you are feeling to start trend and just have jokes, any noun beginning with p- start nice and keep pushing the limits - peach, pumpkin, pear, pickle, porcupine, pork pie. '1 per text' limit.

rofl, brilliant.

datura wrote: they are to be referred to as 'gash' apparently, which is not misogynistic at all.

your possibly the most boring person on this forum. if you dont "get it", dont bother.

felixGash wrote:

datura wrote: they are to be referred to as 'gash' apparently, which is not misogynistic at all.

your possibly the most boring person on this forum. if you dont "get it", dont bother.

Do you call mummy a 'gash'?

datura wrote:

felixGash wrote:

datura wrote: they are to be referred to as 'gash' apparently, which is not misogynistic at all.

your possibly the most boring person on this forum. if you dont "get it", dont bother.

Do you call mummy a 'gash'?

No I don't, I call her mummy.

Now toss off you miserable, irony-ignorant fool.

felixGash wrote:

datura wrote:

felixGash wrote:

datura wrote: they are to be referred to as 'gash' apparently, which is not misogynistic at all.

your possibly the most boring person on this forum. if you dont "get it", dont bother.

Do you call mummy a 'gash'?

No I don't, I call her mummy.

Now toss off you miserable, irony-ignorant fool.

I don't see irony, just more dull idiocy from some self-obsessed prick.