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so he's a sometime OGB.....
Oldie But Goodie...
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Are you suggesting that anyone older than me is old
Careful you don't spill the drinks Traything. :giggle:
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In need of a new word- thinking caps at the ready please!
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Careful you don't spill the drinks Traything. :giggle:
I do hope you realise Winchie, that Ive been in this *supportive role* as the GFZ Drinks Tray(thing) now for about seven weeks...still awaiting your release!!!
I fear my knees have taken root since I noticed new growth appearing last wednesday... perhaps one day a mighty oak from my little acorn...?... hmm, there may be benefits from this in long run!
But not once has my tray been polished to its propper shine...outrageous!
as for the age-thing, a quick... look at your profile says Im older than you... and believe me...I'm ooolllllld... after a week at work anyway!
back to the thread;
weekender?
markII?...(III/IV/V?)
that's assuming the name is Mark I guess...enough of this!
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Shagpiece!
It's a good one because you can prefix it with things, depending on your mood
e.g.
Dirty shagpiece
Sexy shagpiece
Hot shagpiece
Come 'ere shagpiece
Give it to me you fantastic shagpiece
Get out shagpiece
See, how versatile is that?!
OMG
FB making a mental note of that one to try
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I love you all :inlove:
Some cool suggestions in there- and I won't try to revisit them all but there have been a few giggles ( I do like the shagpiece idea!)
Beau is an interesting one, although if I shout it at him, he might jump! :giggle:
Swain caught my eye- especially when I saw Wiki.P.-
But the young bit is a little (ahem) optimistic.
I think, however, that FB gets the rosette on this occasion with "lover". It seems underused these days, but what a wonderfully evocative word.
On behalf of The Husband, The hublet, the wife and her lover........:thumbup:
Some cool suggestions in there- and I won't try to revisit them all but there have been a few giggles ( I do like the shagpiece idea!)
Beau is an interesting one, although if I shout it at him, he might jump! :giggle:
Swain caught my eye- especially when I saw Wiki.P.-
From this word meaning boy, young male or servant, are derived:
* the generic noun swain, meaning a rustic lover or boyfriend, cf. the numerous examples in Shakespeare's work, including his lyric, "ho is Sylvia, what is she that all our Swains commend her" (from The Two Gentlemen of Verona)
* the specific nautical words boatswain (literally "young man in charge of a boat") and coxswain.
But the young bit is a little (ahem) optimistic.
I think, however, that FB gets the rosette on this occasion with "lover". It seems underused these days, but what a wonderfully evocative word.
On behalf of The Husband, The hublet, the wife and her lover........:thumbup:
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I think, however, that FB gets the rosette on this occasion with "lover". It seems underused these days, but what a wonderfully evocative word.
:smug: :smug:
Do I get a prize or just a rosette?
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I think, however, that FB gets the rosette on this occasion with "lover". It seems underused these days, but what a wonderfully evocative word.
:smug: :smug:
Do I get a prize or just a rosette?
You, madam, can name your prize
Thinking cap on now :twisted:
The male equivalent of a Mistress is a 's why the abbreviation for Mistress became Mrs. Miss ans Mrs were the same as the indefinable age difference that seperated a Master from Mister.
However, Mistress has now taken on the meaning of an extra-marital female partner. The correct word probably should be concubine. But that's not a title.
Somehow pedantry just doesn't work for chat-up lines does it?
However, Mistress has now taken on the meaning of an extra-marital female partner. The correct word probably should be concubine. But that's not a title.
Somehow pedantry just doesn't work for chat-up lines does it?
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The male equivalent of a Mistress is a 's why the abbreviation for Mistress became Mrs. Miss ans Mrs were the same as the indefinable age difference that seperated a Master from Mister.
However, Mistress has now taken on the meaning of an extra-marital female partner. The correct word probably should be concubine. But that's not a title.
Somehow pedantry just doesn't work for chat-up lines does it?
In a word? No! :giggle:
But welcome to SH, and thanks for the input
I think you may be the only pedant here......
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I think you may be the only pedant here......
You think? :giggle: 
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Quote by winchwench
The male equivalent of a Mistress is a 's why the abbreviation for Mistress became Mrs. Miss ans Mrs were the same as the indefinable age difference that seperated a Master from Mister.
However, Mistress has now taken on the meaning of an extra-marital female partner. The correct word probably should be concubine. But that's not a title.
Somehow pedantry just doesn't work for chat-up lines does it?
In a word? No! :giggle:
But welcome to SH, and thanks for the input
I think you may be the only pedant here......
Don't let Stormy hear you say that, he carries that mantle with pride (he does'nt know it yet though) :giggle:
