RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc

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lobodomslavery -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 11:00:34 AM)
My Lady Constanze, i am impressed, most guys dont have two words of irish and thats irish guys, ask them to say anything in irish and they would look you as if you had two heads, despite the fact that they spent 14 years learning the language, yet You, a non Irish person, have knowledge of the language. thats impressive go raibh maith agat kevin

Darias -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 11:38:07 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: ChainGoddess quote: ORIGINAL: Darias quote: ORIGINAL: ChainGoddess Speaking as an Irish Chicken, Bird or Honey. If any man addressed me in that way, I would take him down, and not in a way that he would enjoy. I have never been called any of those names, so either Waterford men are different from Dubs' or I am one scary Irish lass. makes a note to try this with toblerone in hand muhahahahahahah Darias, Shush, I don't want folks thinking that I can be bought with a cheap chocolate bar, you do know I meant the giant toblerone right? its not a cheap choclate bar ... its got honey and some other stuff in it ... plus its a triangle shape which makes it posh ... and if your hinting at those footlong toblerones .... Darlin You best be putting out on the first date :P

Darias -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 11:39:53 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze quote: ORIGINAL: ChainGoddess quote: ORIGINAL: Darias quote: ORIGINAL: ChainGoddess Speaking as an Irish Chicken, Bird or Honey. If any man addressed me in that way, I would take him down, and not in a way that he would enjoy. I have never been called any of those names, so either Waterford men are different from Dubs' or I am one scary Irish lass. makes a note to try this with toblerone in hand muhahahahahahah Darias, Shush, I don't want folks thinking that I can be bought with a cheap chocolate bar, you do know I meant the giant toblerone right? Well, you could also offer to slap/beat/whip him until he pronounces "Tá mo bhríste trí" the right way or figures out what it means ;) Got everything but the last word Constanze ... im guessing its either ... yeah never mind not mentioning my guesses in public :P anyways for those who dont speak Irish the translation would be .. "My Pants are ?????" and since when would slap/beat/whip be something that id want to stop ? quote: ORIGINAL: lobodomslavery My Lady Constanze, i am impressed, most PEOPLE dont have two words of irish and thats irish PEOPLE , ask them to say anything in irish and they would look you as if you had two heads, despite the fact that they spent 14 years learning the language, yet You, a non Irish person, have knowledge of the language. thats impressive go raibh maith agat kevin fixed it for you Kevin ... and also possibly increased your chances

Aylee -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 11:50:41 AM)
Wouldn't that be, "speaks Gaelic"? I had an Irish roommate for a while and he could speak it. And he HATED to be asked to say, "They're always after me lucky charms." LOL (No, I never asked him to. I just made him read me Gaelic poetry.)

Darias -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 11:52:45 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Aylee Wouldn't that be, "speaks Gaelic"? I had an Irish roommate for a while and he could speak it. And he HATED to be asked to say, "They're always after me lucky charms." LOL (No, I never asked him to. I just made him read me Gaelic poetry.) Gaelic is kinda generic ... usually means irish welsh or scottish Gealige ( spelling Kevin ?? Chains ?? ) is how the irish language is writtian IN irish ... but we always said just Irish for school

Aylee -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 11:54:52 AM)
Definition: Gaelic: –noun 1. a Celtic language that includes the speech of ancient Ireland and the dialects that have developed from it, esp. those usually known as Irish, Manx, and Scots Gaelic. Gaelic constitutes the Goidelic subbranch of Celtic. Abbreviation: Gael SO THERE! [8\|]

Darias -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 11:57:24 AM)
bets the dictionary says MADE IN AMERICA on the back nuff said

GreedyTop -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 12:06:49 PM)
Online Etymology Dictionary - Cite This Source - Share This Gaelic 1774, earlier Gathelik (1596), from Gael (Scottish Gaidheal), from O.Ir. Goidhel, the original form of the word. The native name in both Ireland and Scotland, Gael was first used in Eng. exclusively of Scottish Highlanders (1596).

Darias -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 12:07:44 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: GreedyTop Online Etymology Dictionary - Cite This Source - Share This Gaelic 1774, earlier Gathelik (1596), from Gael (Scottish Gaidheal), from O.Ir. Goidhel, the original form of the word. The native name in both Ireland and Scotland, Gael was first used in Eng. exclusively of Scottish Highlanders (1596). Yay Greedy !!!!!

GreedyTop -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 12:08:19 PM)
:D

Aylee -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 12:42:49 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Darias bets the dictionary says MADE IN AMERICA on the back nuff said It doesn't have a back. It was dictionary.com. [:)]

LadyConstanze -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 1:10:35 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: lobodomslavery My Lady Constanze, i am impressed, most guys dont have two words of irish and thats irish guys, ask them to say anything in irish and they would look you as if you had two heads, despite the fact that they spent 14 years learning the language, yet You, a non Irish person, have knowledge of the language. thats impressive go raibh maith agat kevin I wish I had 1000 good things (sorry, my Gaelic is absolutely rusty, I assume that was what you meant), I just remember a few phrases. One of my degrees is from Trinity, hence I'm a bit familiar with Ireland (at least Dublin and no, couldn't afford to live in D4), I always considered it simply polite to at least try to learn the language of any country I lived in, at the time I considered Gaelic the most difficult language, then I lived a while in Wales and apart, from a few phrases never really got anywhere. That darned LL sound is just really weird.

LadyConstanze -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 1:14:10 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Darias Gaelic is kinda generic ... usually means irish welsh or scottish Welsh is distinctively different, as is Cornish

Darias -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 1:33:40 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze quote: ORIGINAL: Darias Gaelic is kinda generic ... usually means irish welsh or scottish Welsh is distinctively different, as is Cornish but the same root language or so i thought ... nevermind Ive been wrong once before . wait no i havent this is the first time ... nevermind i was wrong

LadyConstanze -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 1:42:12 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Darias quote: ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze quote: ORIGINAL: Darias Gaelic is kinda generic ... usually means irish welsh or scottish Welsh is distinctively different, as is Cornish but the same root language or so i thought ... nevermind Ive been wrong once before . wait no i havent this is the first time ... nevermind i was wrong Actually you are not in the way that they are all Celtic languages and somewhat related, but Irish and Scottish Gaelic are fairly close while Welsh and Cornish seem to have hardly anything in common with Irish or Scottish Gaelic. I remember vaguely that Welsh and Cornish (and Cumbric I think) are Brythonic languages. It's been a few years so I'm not 100% sure.

Darias -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 1:48:51 PM)
ha! so i was only wrong about being wrong that one time its hard work being this perfect yanno BTW You never did tell us what the last word in your little sentance meant. infortunitly im at my apartment rather than visiting mother the teachers house so there is no irish/englosh dictionary in sight.. and ive yet to find an accurate irish translation site online

LadyConstanze -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 2:03:26 PM)
Oh if I spelled it right it would mean FIRE, as in "Your pants are on fire"

FullfigRIMaam -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 2:09:28 PM)
Definitely learned something new about Ireland today, yikes! Ah yeah, it is considered disrespectful to behave in an excessively familiar way with strangers. You don't walk up to a stranger in grab her butt, and if you're really couth, you don't call a lady honey, unless she is your lady, and likes that term of endearment. M

MsFlutter -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 2:39:33 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: lobodomslavery well fucktoy , longhorn are a bit crude. Sweetcheeks is not too bad but it could be termed patronising by the Lady in question. Bird , chicken, is accepted by some but not all Women as a greeting, the safest is to call her by Her name kevin longhorn??? LMAO !! That's excellent - now I have to clean my monitor again...

stella41b -> RE: Is it disrespectful to address a Domme as Honey , Chicken, Bird etc (11/16/2008 4:54:34 PM)
Just trying out Kevin's theory to music.. Now if the Archies were from Dublin their 1969 hit 'Sugar Sugar' might be... Ostrich Oh chicken, chicken You are my fancied bird And you got me wanting you Seagull Oh chicken, chicken You are my fancied bird And you got me wanting you I just can't believe the loveliness of loving you I just can't believe it's true I just can't believe the wonder of this feeling too I just can't believe it's true Ostrich Oh chicken, chicken You are my fancied bird And you got me wanting you Oh seagull Oh chicken, chicken You are my fancied bird And you got me wanting you When I kissed you bird I knew how sweet a kiss could be I know how sweet a kiss could be Like summer sunshine pour your sweetness over me Pour your sweetness over me Oh pour a little chicken on me seagull Pour a little chicken on me parrot Gonna make love so sweet Yeah yeah yeah Pour a little chicken on me oh yeah Pour a little chicken on me seagull Pour a little chicken on me parrot I'm gonna make love so sweet Yeah yeah yeah pour a little chicken on me seagull Ostrich Oh chicken, chicken You are my fancied bird And you got me wanting you Seagull Oh chicken, chicken You are my fancied bird And you got me wanting you Hmm.....

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