mrs, miss and ms

woodmaid8

THE END.

formerly shades of blue

so i noticed that pandy uses "lady" as a title before a lady's name. i think that's very gentleman! also, i like the "chuck" term. i don't get it, but it's cute. =)

woodmaid8

Yeah, instead of Miss, Mrs., or Ms., I rather like going by Lady Karleigh. Hmm, we should bring back this old English titling.

Unknown

QUOTE (shades of blue @ Jul 24 2006, 03:36 AM)

so i noticed that pandy uses "lady" as a title before a lady's name. i think that's very gentleman! also, i like the "chuck" term. i don't get it, but it's cute. =)

chuck is more of a canadain thing i picked up and use for ladys on message bords, and some times in realy life


i call all older custemers at work "sir"

i dont dare call the women anything due to this whole topics issue



and i do use "lady" for a few ladies on here, such as lady darbs!

woodmaid8

**sadness** Too bad I can't be one of those few.

sweetness

can i be the duke!

formerly shades of blue

QUOTE (sweetness @ Jul 25 2006, 07:23 PM)

can i be the duke!

actually, i was wondering what was the title for the gents...is it duke? pandy? teach us posh english!

sweetness

i just wanted to be a duke, i think a male lady would be a lord.

Unknown

QUOTE (shades of blue @ Jul 26 2006, 12:27 AM)

actually, i was wondering what was the title for the gents...is it duke? pandy? teach us posh english!

duke and duchess?



sir and madd'em



sir and lady?

sweetness

so who gets to be a lord?

The End Has No Jen

considering madame is french, it'd be monsieur.

and also chuck is a northern thing. Its not genderised. Its slang for friend eg "you alright chuck?"

Unknown

QUOTE (The End Has No Jen @ Jul 26 2006, 12:36 AM)

considering madame is french, it'd be monsieur.

and also chuck is a northern thing. Its not genderised. Its slang for friend eg "you alright chuck?"

oh jen, you and your crazy french

sweetness

so can i be the duke?

Unknown

only if you want to be in a generic remake of a old film and tv show, and have a generic big boobed blonde washing a car for no reason



suuure

sweetness

why wouldnt i want that? so now im Joe Duke of Sweetness

formerly shades of blue

QUOTE (The End Has No Jen @ Jul 25 2006, 07:36 PM)

considering madame is french, it'd be monsieur.

and also chuck is a northern thing. Its not genderised. Its slang for friend eg "you alright chuck?"

oh, such posh differences. see, we use the "z," as in genderized...

so "chuck" is like "mate," which is like "friend." got it.

so lady and sir, it is...i thought so, but wasn't sure.

Unknown

QUOTE (shades of blue @ Jul 26 2006, 12:59 AM)

oh, such posh differences. see, we use the "z," as in genderized...

so "chuck" is like "mate," which is like "friend." got it.

so lady and sir, it is...i thought so, but wasn't sure.

lady bee works well



as its like lady bug, which your crazy cats call our ladybirds

formerly shades of blue

QUOTE (Head Full of Crazy @ Jul 25 2006, 08:09 PM)

lady bee works well



as its like lady bug, which your crazy cats call our ladybirds

well, "ladybird" seems redundant if one calls a lady a bird!

oh, and duke reminds me of a dog, cuz of marmaduke, lol!

agentnumone

Just call me "the rad one" or "the greatest melissa ever, in life", whatevers easier.

jedi_grrlie

QUOTE (shades of blue @ Jul 25 2006, 07:59 PM)

so lady and sir, it is...i thought so, but wasn't sure.

Nooooo.......it's Lady and Lord, Sir and Madam.

King and Queen.

Duke and Duchess.

Count and Countess.

Madame and Monsieur.

And...other stuff.