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Women Really Are Different…
 
Reply #16 • Aug 07, 2009  01:22 PM
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Welcome Kate..my kinda Chick..

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Reply #17 • Aug 07, 2009  01:25 PM
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chick= chicken
chic= chic

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Reply #18 • Aug 07, 2009  01:51 PM
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shadmarsh - 07 August 2009 01:25 PM

chick= chicken
chic= chic

Mmmm….. no

Chic = fashionable, glamorous
Chick = female person

 
Reply #19 • Aug 07, 2009  01:52 PM
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not in my world

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Reply #20 • Aug 07, 2009  05:26 PM
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A world without dictionaries must be a sad place…..

 
Reply #21 • Aug 07, 2009  05:40 PM
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Spanky - 07 August 2009 05:26 PM

A world without dictionaries must be a sad place…..

We have dictionaries, just few showers.

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Reply #22 • Aug 07, 2009  08:05 PM
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Hey, since we “touched” on the subject of chicks/chic(s), does anyone have an opinion
of the word “lady?” Does it imply a certain mode of behavior? Does the woman who’s been called
a lady have to act a certain way? Speak a certain way? Cross her legs? Put her hand to her mouth,
as if mortified by the very thought of something? We (back in the Berkeley days) didn’t like the
word, thought it was a pejorative, that we were being imposed on, asked to act a certain way.
Like I would never have called my grande dame of a mother a chick, or a gal, or a babe, but
she was a lady. Circumspect in all things. While I tend to be the opposite, I can give a great
whirl. Discuss.

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Reply #23 • Aug 07, 2009  08:15 PM
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I prefer to use whatever terms fit my fancy and if it forces people to engage in discussion, then, even better.


overly-educated White women are easily offended by all kinds of otherwise innocuous terminology…


But I find that “Gals” still carries a punch…

My beef is with women who get all offended by the term “Bitch”, as if it only and necessarily applies to women.

“Faggot” is similar. Far too good/effective of a word to lose it to the PC crowd.

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Reply #24 • Aug 07, 2009  08:17 PM
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Thank you Jay-Z and Louis CK

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Reply #25 • Aug 07, 2009  08:20 PM
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doug stanhope, actually, on the faggot thing…

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Reply #26 • Aug 07, 2009  09:41 PM
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We should really give Kate some chicken soup.  And welcome Kate, richey is not a fever-induced hallucination.

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Reply #27 • Aug 07, 2009  10:57 PM
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On thing that works well for me is introducing yourself and using their name ....

for example Marla or Christine or Suzy

I almost never have a woman take offense over using their name ....


as far as pet names go wench works around the house for me ....

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Reply #28 • Aug 08, 2009  02:28 AM
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bully4kate - 07 August 2009 08:05 PM

Hey, since we “touched” on the subject of chicks/chic(s), does anyone have an opinion
of the word “lady?” Does it imply a certain mode of behavior? Does the woman who’s been called
a lady have to act a certain way? Speak a certain way? Cross her legs? Put her hand to her mouth,
as if mortified by the very thought of something? We (back in the Berkeley days) didn’t like the
word, thought it was a pejorative, that we were being imposed on, asked to act a certain way.
Like I would never have called my grande dame of a mother a chick, or a gal, or a babe, but
she was a lady. Circumspect in all things. While I tend to be the opposite, I can give a great
whirl. Discuss.

Hell if I know, but I find people that are offended by words to be incredibly annoying. For instance, my mother-in-law constantly spells women “womyn”, thus I call her and her friends Little Women. It’s a great way to bug the shit out of her.

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Reply #29 • Aug 09, 2009  03:23 AM
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Damn, that’s just what I need, chicken soup, but can’t find, or haven’t tried hard enough
to find a real deli here? Is there one, like with real bagels, lox, read the Times all morning
eating away the time. I wanted to leap in with something clever, natch, but I was coughing
organs today, so I rested and finished the Daniel Silva, The Defector. Really good read.

And, I do react the right way to bitch. Good word, I use it for my male friends as well. Just
realized that I’ve hibernated for a year, and my brain doesn’t work as well as it used to - no
social interaction. So, I don’t call my male friends anything - haven’t found any. I’ve really
got to put the books down and get out more. Just downloaded app from UNC, might be good
for me to stir the grey cells.

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Reply #30 • Aug 09, 2009  03:26 AM
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Hell if I know, but I find people that are offended by words to be incredibly annoying. For instance, my mother-in-law constantly spells women “womyn”, thus I call her and her friends Little Women. It’s a great way to bug the shit out of her.

Bobaloo, we came up with that term, when we were young, and zealots, and had no sense of
humour at all. Everything was “against” the patriarchy. We did okay, though, and marched and
burned underwear (modest or otherwise), and should have welcomed the guys home from Nam.

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