I just called Kat and 2 other younger women "Hon".

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Papa Deuce

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WTHeck does that mean? Am I just feeling old? I never call women of any age "Hon". And, no, I wasn't flirting, though Kat is fun to flirt with.... I'm just confused how / why I did this....

I always figured "old" guys called younger women "Hon"...

Sorry Kat! And feel better!
 
It's OK sweetie getting old ain't that bad. You wil get along fine Dear. :sqlaugh:

In my area it's common to have a "term of endearment" attached to every sentence it's done by young and old. I try to avoid it myself but occasionally it slips out.

Feel better now Muffin :sqlaugh:
 
lol its both a Aussie slang thing and a Pommy slang saying

so we to say your an adopted Aussie/Pom ?

ok cya hon!
 
This is in no way any offense to Kat. Cause I know she can kick my @$$.

I spent many years working on an ambulance. Most of our basic calls were transporting elderly patients to Dr. appointments, routine hospital visits, etc. Even dealing with elderly patients when I was a full time firefighter we called all the elderly ladies "Hon". This maybe a regional thing but it's what we used when we either didn't know their name or forgot it. So Papa, you may want to rethink that.

Now, if you had called her any of the following:
Honey
Bubbles
Darling
Sweetie
Sexy
You gorgeous piece of (fill in the blank)
You red headed goddess of love
Baby
sweet Baby
Angle Pie
Baby Doll
Baby Cakes
Beautiful

Well then I'd say you were flirting. Or, if after saying her name you started purring, that would definitely be flirting.

Not that I would call her any of those names, no not me. I'm not like Papa. I respect the little honey bunches of oats.:sqlaugh:

Papa, if she ever calls you " My Chubby Bunny Doodle". Then I'd be a bit nervous. Thrilled and excited but nervous.

I need some serious help.:sqerr:
 
Papa,

I was a moment when you were vulnerable....you wanted to help....you were talking to a friend. BUT, WOW....when you say it... it just kinda "hangs" there for an eternity....

Dave
 
A male friend of mine calls everyone of his friends with a term of endearment like baby, honey or something like that all the time and you get a big hug too. Even his male friends. He's just that kind of guy that if your his friend, your his friend for life. Sad thing is, we will be losing him to a rare form of cancer. It's just a matter of time. He will be greatly missed.

So don't worry Papa hun, it's no big deal.
 
Ron Auger said:
This is in no way any offense to Kat. Cause I know she can kick my @$$.

I spent many years working on an ambulance. Most of our basic calls were transporting elderly patients to Dr. appointments, routine hospital visits, etc. Even dealing with elderly patients when I was a full time firefighter we called all the elderly ladies "Hon". This maybe a regional thing but it's what we used when we either didn't know their name or forgot it. So Papa, you may want to rethink that.

Now, if you had called her any of the following:
Honey
Bubbles
Darling
Sweetie
Sexy
You gorgeous piece of (fill in the blank)
You red headed goddess of love
Baby
sweet Baby
Angle Pie
Baby Doll
Baby Cakes
Beautiful

Well then I'd say you were flirting. Or, if after saying her name you started purring, that would definitely be flirting.

Not that I would call her any of those names, no not me. I'm not like Papa. I respect the little honey bunches of oats.:sqlaugh:

Papa, if she ever calls you " My Chubby Bunny Doodle". Then I'd be a bit nervous. Thrilled and excited but nervous.

I need some serious help.:sqerr:
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They all apply....

If she ever calls me that I will have my 2nd heart attack... and probably just keel over.... :sqeek::sqlaugh:
 
Kat said:
well Papa we want to keep you around so I will never call you "My Chubby Bunny Doodle"... can't even type it without giggling LOL

And thank you guys for the kind words :sqembarrassed:

Kat
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Maybe you should try it and we'll see what happens... :sqwink::sqembarrassed::sqlaugh:
 
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