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Don't you hate it when people call you "bro"?

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Quote Originally Posted by The Giant:

Completely agree.

I've never used the term "bro", online or off-line.

I'm more of a "dude" kind of guy.







 
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Quote Originally Posted by dl36:



"Kid", "Son" are usually used when someone is feeling insecure and want to try to puff themselves up...


I used to work with this guy that used to say "Boy.. Howdy" in southern accent when he was communicating that he was really agreeing with you...  I kinda liked that although I would not use that myself...



I like calling people who are childish kid or son, you can really break it down call em a toddler, ask em how pre-school was, even further they can become a little newborn baby who can't even open his eyes.  Hell you could even call them a fetus or a zygote if you reall wanna get scientific.

 
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Posted: #53
Really?!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by RickeM:

It's like everywhere you go now a days people call you go "bro". I'm not your bro, bro.


 

ni shit bro. no shit

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Crowkillers:

I hate when people call me "Boss"....

 

no shit it instantly makes me think the other dude is just cocky. Get a guy my size angry and it would take an elephant gun to settle me down

 
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Posted: #56
What about hey mack  I names nay Mack or yo dude
 
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There so many of them . Everyone should walk aroumd with name tags . And if someone says to you yo dude point down and say hey asshole my names not dude cant you read
 
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Posted: #58
I use the word man.

Like "hey man, you in line?"

To kids I use the word buddy.

"That's ok buddy, you'll get a hit next time."
 
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To feed someones ego call them sir--they will show you more respect,than you actually have for them.And for someone who is clearly your lesser,call them private ( just make sure you can kick their ass if need be o.k.).Call all your friends by their first name and always speak well of all the ladies --even when they are not around!!
 
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C'MON MAN!
 
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Champ
 
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Hispanics always call me "mang" for some reason.

Like "hey mang" or "alright mang"

They call me amigo too, which I don't mind.
 
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Posted: #63
can't help it  i love bro
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Iw1nBets:

 

ni shit bro. no shit

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Quote Originally Posted by Slovak:

last week some fuck head at jiffy lube called me cocheese.
I woulda kicked him in his nuts.
 
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Posted: #66
sup bro
 
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Quote Originally Posted by wrigleyswagers:

sup bro
 
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Is this thread for real? Sounds whiny Redneck talk
 
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More for the list

Iniquitous Scum
Anthropocentric Pinhead
Cupidimous Gruntling
Desultory Dweeb
Feculent Spectacle
Insensate Bonehead
Priapic Yutz

 
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Quote Originally Posted by JohnQ10:

Is this thread for real? Sounds whiny Redneck talk
Sounds like you know quite a bit about that topic.
 
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Posted: #71

To each their own.  Bro isn't a big deal to me, and neither is bud or buddy.  I'd rather not get called "kid" but it doesn't infuriate me.  In most scenarios I've been called worse by better anyway

 
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PAL and BUDDY are the most disrespectful . . . know what i'm sayin', G?


 
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I dont mind being called anything but I am glad ot say nobody can truly call me this......

https://www.covers.com/postingforum/post01/showmessage.aspx?spt=35&sub=100867626

 
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Quote Originally Posted by SALTY:

I dont mind being called anything but I am glad ot say nobody can truly call me this......

https://www.covers.com/postingforum/post01/showmessage.aspx?spt=35&sub=100867626

So you would prefer ball chin then ?

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by OnlyGod:

So you would prefer ball chin then ?

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