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Sommerauer71: I need to satisfy my curious instincts...
Why do many of you call each 'bro' and 'sis?'
You see, being a Brit, those sort of names are relayed to blood people, so I did just wonder why this happens...
Because for me, it is false, I would never want a person online who i had never met, to have the same title as my borther....
So, if anybody can clarify, being a thick Brit, I would appreciate it...
Why do many of you call each 'bro' and 'sis?'
You see, being a Brit, those sort of names are relayed to blood people, so I did just wonder why this happens...
Because for me, it is false, I would never want a person online who i had never met, to have the same title as my borther....
So, if anybody can clarify, being a thick Brit, I would appreciate it...
I think it's just another term of endearment used by people who feel close to each other......
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Sommerauer71: I need to satisfy my curious instincts...
Why do many of you call each 'bro' and 'sis?'
You see, being a Brit, those sort of names are relayed to blood people, so I did just wonder why this happens...
Because for me, it is false, I would never want a person online who i had never met, to have the same title as my borther....
So, if anybody can clarify, being a thick Brit, I would appreciate it...
Why do many of you call each 'bro' and 'sis?'
You see, being a Brit, those sort of names are relayed to blood people, so I did just wonder why this happens...
Because for me, it is false, I would never want a person online who i had never met, to have the same title as my borther....
So, if anybody can clarify, being a thick Brit, I would appreciate it...
Cuz it's cool.
Personally I never use the terms.
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The only person I call 'bro' is jpunk and that's cause we have the same birthday. 
But go back far enough, and I'm sure we're all related somehow.
But go back far enough, and I'm sure we're all related somehow. ------ This thread is Archived ------
I have a good friend that refers to me as his "brutha from anutha mutha." I always get a kick out of that.
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Sommerauer71: I need to satisfy my curious instincts...
Why do many of you call each 'bro' and 'sis?'
You see, being a Brit, those sort of names are relayed to blood people, so I did just wonder why this happens...
Because for me, it is false, I would never want a person online who i had never met, to have the same title as my borther....
So, if anybody can clarify, being a thick Brit, I would appreciate it...
Why do many of you call each 'bro' and 'sis?'
You see, being a Brit, those sort of names are relayed to blood people, so I did just wonder why this happens...
Because for me, it is false, I would never want a person online who i had never met, to have the same title as my borther....
So, if anybody can clarify, being a thick Brit, I would appreciate it...
sometimes friends are more like family than your actual family due to a mutual bond between you and them , as a rule, a friend is someone you like/ get on with, this is not necessarily true with a member of your family.
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BarrenPneuma: And I have toyed constantly with the idea of calling you a brother but you are such a hooligan and even once threatened to kick in my teeth. That is all I have left of my smile damn you ya daft c*nt!
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there's a lady here that i call my sister. she is from australia, we have become very close. like hugz said, its someone you feel and become close to.
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Religious connotations, I think. We are all brothers. Will quote chapter and verse later.
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Religious connotations, I think. We are all brothers. Will quote chapter and verse later.
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Hugz_n_Kissez: I think it's just another term of endearment used by people who feel close to each other......
Hey sister 1%
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kissmedeeply: Hey sister 1%
Evenin sister 1%...
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Hugz_n_Kissez: Evenin sister 1%...
hows the weather there in canada
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Well! its was a church thang! Then it was cool!
Dear brothers and sisters. I have had my bicycle stolen. But that will be part of next weeks sermon. Today we shall speak of adultry in the church.
hey I remember where I left my bike!
Dear brothers and sisters. I have had my bicycle stolen. But that will be part of next weeks sermon. Today we shall speak of adultry in the church.
hey I remember where I left my bike! ------ This thread is Archived ------
kissmedeeply: hows the weather there in canada
Causing us to do things in doubles!
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Lonely1: Causing us to do things in doubles!
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I don't necessarily say sis or bro but I have a tendency to call those that I am close to hun, sweetie, darlin', etc. Just terms of endearment I believe.
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Sommerauer71: I need to satisfy my curious instincts...
Why do many of you call each 'bro' and 'sis?'
You see, being a Brit, those sort of names are relayed to blood people, so I did just wonder why this happens...
Because for me, it is false, I would never want a person online who i had never met, to have the same title as my borther....
So, if anybody can clarify, being a thick Brit, I would appreciate it...
Why do many of you call each 'bro' and 'sis?'
You see, being a Brit, those sort of names are relayed to blood people, so I did just wonder why this happens...
Because for me, it is false, I would never want a person online who i had never met, to have the same title as my borther....
So, if anybody can clarify, being a thick Brit, I would appreciate it...
Hey, sis!!! Great to speak with you this mornin'. And my nephew sounds adorable!
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Why do many of you call each 'bro' and 'sis?'
You see, being a Brit, those sort of names are relayed to blood people, so I did just wonder why this happens...
Because for me, it is false, I would never want a person online who i had never met, to have the same title as my borther....
So, if anybody can clarify, being a thick Brit, I would appreciate it...