Terms of Endearment (21)
I don't really mind it from someone i know
but think wtf when it's from someone i don't
but think wtf when it's from someone i don't
charlie999: I don't really mind it from someone i know
but think wtf when it's from someone i don't
but think wtf when it's from someone i don't
Hi Charlie and
In reply to all of the above, I'm the same as you and MSN....if it's someone I care about, fine.....but as a general thing, I just find it strange....
Glengirl: Hi Charlie and
In reply to all of the above, I'm the same as you and MSN....if it's someone I care about, fine.....but as a general thing, I just find it strange....
In reply to all of the above, I'm the same as you and MSN....if it's someone I care about, fine.....but as a general thing, I just find it strange....
Thank you
I spoke to one man on here and every second word was hun
he could have been a lovely man but it put me off him
yes i'm shallow
saoirse65: Ah dont be so crabby Babes!!
Agree with you about this and the text thing. I have no idea why people feel the need to go around being overly familiar and best friends with people they possibly might never meet,,,,,the whole babe, hun crap makes me cringe....then again I am just a crabby auld wan.
Happy New Year
Agree with you about this and the text thing. I have no idea why people feel the need to go around being overly familiar and best friends with people they possibly might never meet,,,,,the whole babe, hun crap makes me cringe....then again I am just a crabby auld wan.
Happy New Year
Moi Crabby, Trout comes to mind....
Happy New Year to you too,,, and many more...
Oh these New found things just get on my ****....
Although Im sure my parents felt the same way
Oh Luvvie there's nothing wrong with bein' sweet. Surely honeybunny there is enough sour around? Let the hummingbirds but a smile on your face now an' then Sweet Pea
And another thing.....
What's with all the "Hiya "N" "S" "T" "X" "Y" "Z"....whatever your initial is????
Sorry folks for the ranting....I've been away too long
What's with all the "Hiya "N" "S" "T" "X" "Y" "Z"....whatever your initial is????
Sorry folks for the ranting....I've been away too long
Glengirl: And another thing.....
What's with all the "Hiya "N" "S" "T" "X" "Y" "Z"....whatever your initial is????
Sorry folks for the ranting....I've been away too long
What's with all the "Hiya "N" "S" "T" "X" "Y" "Z"....whatever your initial is????
Sorry folks for the ranting....I've been away too long
well "hun" is widely used in the southeast of the country as a general term..bit like dublin inner city "luv".. it comes natural if u grew up having this used at u..
mcattack: what jimbo said
suck my balls i wish that was a term of endearment
jimbo79: suck my balls i wish that was a term of endearment
"hey hun fancy an early night"
"ah come on suck my balls match of the day is on"
Glengirl: "Honey/Hun", "Love/Lovey", "Babe/s"
Is it just me, or does anyone else find it strange that these "Terms of Endearment" are regularly used on the forums, between people that have never met???
Maybe some people use these words everyday and I'm just out of touch, but I cringe slightly every time I see people saying "thanks hun"!!!
heya hun how you doing Is it just me, or does anyone else find it strange that these "Terms of Endearment" are regularly used on the forums, between people that have never met???
Maybe some people use these words everyday and I'm just out of touch, but I cringe slightly every time I see people saying "thanks hun"!!!
mcattack: "hey hun fancy an early night"
"ah come on suck my balls match of the day is on"
you will suck them watching the sunday game and you will like it"ah come on suck my balls match of the day is on"
mcattack: "hey hun fancy an early night"
"ah come on suck my balls match of the day is on"
you will suck them watching the sunday game and you will like it"ah come on suck my balls match of the day is on"
Glengirl: Hey babes
you can call me what you want
jimbo79: you will suck them watching the sunday game and you will like it
And only allowed gargle when the ads are on......or Spillane
mcattack: And only allowed gargle when the ads are on......or Spillane
i love when you talk dirtyGlengirl: "Honey/Hun", "Love/Lovey", "Babe/s"
Is it just me, or does anyone else find it strange that these "Terms of Endearment" are regularly used on the forums, between people that have never met???
Maybe some people use these words everyday and I'm just out of touch, but I cringe slightly every time I see people saying "thanks hun"!!!
Is it just me, or does anyone else find it strange that these "Terms of Endearment" are regularly used on the forums, between people that have never met???
Maybe some people use these words everyday and I'm just out of touch, but I cringe slightly every time I see people saying "thanks hun"!!!
No i dont find the use of these terms of endearment strange,i dont like the use of them towards me or from one female to another
but each to there own 
The "terms of endearment" i do find strange/repulsive on here are "Muppet,Dickhead,Tool,a**hole etc.."
I cannot figure out why grown adults (usually men)find the need to call each other these names
So imo,hun/luv etc is far better than those TOE.
As for people saying hiya A,B,C,D...
That is just being friendly personally with someone they have got to know imo.
Perhaps you are just here too long
but if what people write as in "hun,luv etc" or hiya ??? makes you cringe that much that you created a thread about it then maybe its time to stop reading the forums/leave.. Just my opinion
tallandcute: No i dont find the use of these terms of endearment strange,i dont like the use of them towards me or from one female to another but each to there own
The "terms of endearment" i do find strange/repulsive on here are "Muppet,Dickhead,Tool,a**hole etc.."
I cannot figure out why grown adults (usually men)find the need to call each other these names
So imo,hun/luv etc is far better than those TOE.
As for people saying hiya A,B,C,D...
That is just being friendly personally with someone they have got to know imo.
Perhaps you are just here too long but if what people write as in "hun,luv etc" or hiya ??? makes you cringe that much that you created a thread about it then maybe its time to stop reading the forums/leave..
Just my opinion
The "terms of endearment" i do find strange/repulsive on here are "Muppet,Dickhead,Tool,a**hole etc.."
I cannot figure out why grown adults (usually men)find the need to call each other these names
So imo,hun/luv etc is far better than those TOE.
As for people saying hiya A,B,C,D...
That is just being friendly personally with someone they have got to know imo.
Perhaps you are just here too long but if what people write as in "hun,luv etc" or hiya ??? makes you cringe that much that you created a thread about it then maybe its time to stop reading the forums/leave..
Just my opinion
what's with all the puking....are you hung over?
Glengirl: "Honey/Hun", "Love/Lovey", "Babe/s"
Is it just me, or does anyone else find it strange that these "Terms of Endearment" are regularly used on the forums, between people that have never met???
Maybe some people use these words everyday and I'm just out of touch, but I cringe slightly every time I see people saying "thanks hun"!!!
Is it just me, or does anyone else find it strange that these "Terms of Endearment" are regularly used on the forums, between people that have never met???
Maybe some people use these words everyday and I'm just out of touch, but I cringe slightly every time I see people saying "thanks hun"!!!
I never used to use the words "hun/darlin" when i was talking to anyone, no matter how well I did or didn't know them, started hanging around with a couple of people who are now really close friends and few years ago and picked up the habit from them. I used to cringe everytime I realised I said it to someone I don't know, but now it's more habit than anything else, more often than not I don't even realise i've said/typed it. Nothing is ever meant by it and for the people that I am close to I don't use them, nickanames for them are personal and more in line with who they are.
tallandcute: No,never had a hangover in my life.
The emoticons imo are there to express what a poster is saying.
Im surprised you dont know what each emoticon means. (thats just a wave btw)
The emoticons imo are there to express what a poster is saying.
Im surprised you dont know what each emoticon means. (thats just a wave btw)
and there is a smile back for you!I get it now thanks
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Is it just me, or does anyone else find it strange that these "Terms of Endearment" are regularly used on the forums, between people that have never met???
Maybe some people use these words everyday and I'm just out of touch, but I cringe slightly every time I see people saying "thanks hun"!!!