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Its interesting what bothers people. That one doesnt bother me but I can tell you, I assume they are here to collect a harum. After all they are talking to plural women. What annoys me is when they say, "Looking for a women...." A woman or just women. Shouldnt you decide? lol, I think thats mostly an interpretation issue with those for whom english isnt their first language |
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Edited by
msharmony
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Thu 08/18/11 01:54 PM
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Its interesting what bothers people. That one doesnt bother me but I can tell you, I assume they are here to collect a harum. After all they are talking to plural women. What annoys me is when they say, "Looking for a women...." A woman or just women. Shouldnt you decide? lol, I think thats mostly an interpretation issue with those for whom english isnt their first language haha. I wish. That would be the honorable excuse. 'A women' is such an obvious grammatical error that I would have to come to the conclusion the typist was not an english speaker or that he was just not educated beyond grade school in either case, not much chance of a match |
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Its interesting what bothers people. That one doesnt bother me but I can tell you, I assume they are here to collect a harum. After all they are talking to plural women. What annoys me is when they say, "Looking for a women...." A woman or just women. Shouldnt you decide? lol, I think thats mostly an interpretation issue with those for whom english isnt their first language haha. I wish. That would be the honorable excuse. 'A women' is such an obvious grammatical error that I would have to come to the conclusion the typist was not an english speaker or that he was just not educated beyond grade school in either case, not much chance of a match Youve not been to Akron. I think the phrase was born there but quickly spread. lol, funny you should mention because Im actually born and raised in Akron,,, |
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Its interesting what bothers people. That one doesnt bother me but I can tell you, I assume they are here to collect a harum. After all they are talking to plural women. What annoys me is when they say, "Looking for a women...." A woman or just women. Shouldnt you decide? lol, I think thats mostly an interpretation issue with those for whom english isnt their first language haha. I wish. That would be the honorable excuse. 'A women' is such an obvious grammatical error that I would have to come to the conclusion the typist was not an english speaker or that he was just not educated beyond grade school in either case, not much chance of a match Youve not been to Akron. I think the phrase was born there but quickly spread. lol, funny you should mention because Im actually born and raised in Akron,,, Of course youre joking? I;ve driven through Akron but seldom admit it I live about 2-3 hrs away |
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hello ladies, what y'all talkin' 'bout
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I roll my eyes more when some stranger calls me sweetie, baby, honey or any of those cutesy little names. hmmmm babygurl was my nickname.....but he weren't no stranger  Yeah, that's why I said stranger, as it's completely different. exactly something strange calls me that and he be eatin a knuckle sandwhich |
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we are on a dating site/social network they ARE talking to more than one person,,whatever gender at least thats how I see it I expect everyone here to be talking to many. Its the implication that their GOAL is to have many, thats a turn off for those who seek a long term relationship. yes that is the distinction I thought of too |
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I prefer hello ladies over hello biotches
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It could be worse. You could be being hit on by a bunch of Santa's Elves!!
.... Then we would be hearing the complaints about all the "Hi Hos" |
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It could be worse. You could be being hit on by a bunch of Santa's Elves!! .... Then we would be hearing the complaints about all the "Hi Hos" those were the 7 dwarves get ur fairly tales straight |
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Its interesting what bothers people. That one doesnt bother me but I can tell you, I assume they are here to collect a harum. After all they are talking to plural women. What annoys me is when they say, "Looking for a women...." A woman or just women. Shouldnt you decide? lol, I think thats mostly an interpretation issue with those for whom english isnt their first language haha. I wish. That would be the honorable excuse. 'A women' is such an obvious grammatical error that I would have to come to the conclusion the typist was not an english speaker or that he was just not educated beyond grade school in either case, not much chance of a match Youve not been to Akron. I think the phrase was born there but quickly spread. lol, funny you should mention because Im actually born and raised in Akron,,, Of course youre joking? a neighbor to Stan Hywet my first twenty years of life,,, |
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Thanks for sharing. It sounds like not everybody dislikes it and I hear that.
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Edited by
navygirl
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Tue 08/23/11 03:56 PM
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I don't mind guys saying the word Ladies as I refer to men as Gentlemen. I think its just the assumption that more than one person will look at your profile. I don't think it was meant to be derogatory; just a way to address women.
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I prefer hello ladies over hello biotches Was thinking the same thing! 
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no. there is only one of me
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I don't mind guys saying the word Ladies as I refer to men as Gentlemen. I think its just the assumption that more than one person will look at your profile. I don't think it was meant to be derogatory; just a way to address women. I agree with this. I think people are overreacting. |
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I get the giggles....and imagine someone with oily hair slicked back, and a pimp moustache from the 1970's....sans stretch jersey shirt undone to the navel, and lots of gaudy gold bling... it's the funniest line...smoooooth....and sooooo not sexy.... I'm with you! LOL we're "just two wild and crrrazy guys" |
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I don't mind guys saying the word Ladies as I refer to men as Gentlemen. I think its just the assumption that more than one person will look at your profile. I don't think it was meant to be derogatory; just a way to address women. I agree with this. I think people are overreacting. But sometimes it is not used in that context and in those cases those posts speak for themselves, as hardly anybody responds to them. This is a fact, as we see those posts get high number of views but only 2-4 replies. It doesn't mean they have bad intentions. It only means, metaphorically, if one man was in a room full of, let's say 200 women, and a man picked up the microphone and said "Good evening ladies, you all look lovely tonight, who is interested in me?" versus that same man approaching one woman in a crowd or speaking into the microphone: Hello ladies, I'm here because I am looking for that one special lady, will you help me find her?" Both scenarios will get different responses. That doesn't mean one is right and one wrong or that people are overreacting. |
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I don't mind guys saying the word Ladies as I refer to men as Gentlemen. I think its just the assumption that more than one person will look at your profile. I don't think it was meant to be derogatory; just a way to address women. I agree with this. I think people are overreacting. But sometimes it is not used in that context and in those cases those posts speak for themselves, as hardly anybody responds to them. This is a fact, as we see those posts get high number of views but only 2-4 replies. It doesn't mean they have bad intentions. It only means, metaphorically, if one man was in a room full of, let's say 200 women, and a man picked up the microphone and said "Good evening ladies, you all look lovely tonight, who is interested in me?" versus that same man approaching one woman in a crowd or speaking into the microphone: Hello ladies, I'm here because I am looking for that one special lady, will you help me find her?" Both scenarios will get different responses. That doesn't mean one is right and one wrong or that people are overreacting. Agreed; we all respond differently to the way people address us and there is no wrong or right. I suppose its all how you interpet it as just being a greeting or someone being sarcastic. As I said, I use the term gentlemen fequently and have never heard anything negative about it. As a few posters said I would rather hear the word ladies than biotches personally. |
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