Pet hate

JohnC said:
I'll refrain from comment sweetpea!!


kisses to you too hehehe :p
 
JohnC said:
This is going to get me into a lot of trouble with some of the girls but here goes.

I hate the term "hon", just drives me mad and makes me cringe when I hear it being used. Not sure why but it just does!! I have no real suggestions for a replcement term of endearment.

So, ready, steady...fire


I agree with you precious.

Hun is very tacky, while precious is absolutely precious.
 
JohnC said:
I hate the term "hon", just drives me mad and makes me cringe when I hear it being used. Not sure why but it just does!!

It bugs me as well and I can tell you why. My mother and grandmother use it alot and thus it likely has a mental stygma as a result (with the mind trying to keep images of grandma floating into a serious erotic moment). Another thing that likely bugs me about it is that I have heard an SP friend use "hon" with her kids and then me later, so that is likely bad in my subconscious for the same reason. :eek:
 
Most people like to be called by name, even if it's not their real name. It shows recognition of the individual.

I was going to say something else ... hmm ... weird, it's gone.
 
Context? Well, at Club Pro...

...you wouldn't want to be called "Angel". :p

jwm
 
I hate the overuse of the word "random" these days.
 
I hate it as well. I prefer to be called by my name only, and I 've always done so with others.

Although there was one girl whom I sometimes referred to as "Empress", but it wasn't really a pet name. I mostly used in a specific context following certain behaviours on her part.
 
Strongbeau said:
"Pet hate"

I thought this thread was about people who didn't like poodles or something


HA that's what I thought when I first seen it...
 
JohnC said:
This is going to get me into a lot of trouble with some of the girls but here goes.

I hate the term "hon", just drives me mad and makes me cringe when I hear it being used. Not sure why but it just does!! I have no real suggestions for a replcement term of endearment.

So, ready, steady...fire

Ok no prob Cutie, sweetie, baby :p
 
Well, if this thread is going to be about little verbal pet peeves, here's one that always annoys me: when I'm in the U.S. and say "thank you" for something, and people (especially in Southern states, like Florida) respond with "uh-huh" instead of "you're welcome".

What's up with that??:mad:
 
Stoo said:
When I was first married many, many years ago, my (then) wife called me "Hon/Hun". Later on, she replaced this with "Asshole"... so that's one option! :rolleyes:

LOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!! I thought this needed more attention.