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I say "guvnah"!!
The term "Bro"
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Yeah, I never thought chick was offensive, but some chicks hate it. That's when you bust out dame. It's like the 1930s version of chicks.
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my boss got mad at my coworker for saying "girl" instead of "woman"
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After watching The Great Gatsby I started calling everyone "old sport."
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Is your boss a dame or a dude?
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I also say товарищ
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Bro is still the best. It's such a versatile word and can be combined with other words/names to make them extra bro. No matter how off the wall or srsly not clever they are, people don't question it..
I.e. Bromigo, Brole, Despbro, Ebrola, Broham, Broseph, Brogurt, Brotesque, Barrack Brobama
Just a few from the brocabulary..
I.e. Bromigo, Brole, Despbro, Ebrola, Broham, Broseph, Brogurt, Brotesque, Barrack Brobama
Just a few from the brocabulary..
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Anyone trying to be a thug is immediately called homeslice.
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I say dawg a lot. It's more in a sarcastic way but it's kind of my casual greeting. Like "what up dawg" in my little Irish/southern dude voice.
Men and women are dawged equally too. One lady told me she wasn't a ***** once. Actually it was several times cause I didn't stop
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I say dawg a lot. It's more in a sarcastic way but it's kind of my casual greeting. Like "what up dawg" in my little Irish/southern dude voice.
Men and women are dawged equally too. One lady told me she wasn't a ***** once. Actually it was several times cause I didn't stop
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I say princes and princesses of new england
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I also call people "turd boss"
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I do that too. Gentlemen as well. It's always fun to make people think I have manners.
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yeah..I'm with the "chick" thing too..Some women don't like that either...
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Start calling them slatterns.
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do you ever tear down main street on your gold wing screaming "CARPET MUNCHERZZZ"
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LMAO...No, but thats a good idea
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Any of you guys ever call a woman a harlot? Seems like that would be fun.
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lol..You first
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I did call one a craven strumpet
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