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Sweetie pie

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Dorset

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18-04-2019, 12:57 PM

Re: slang for women expression

Oh I say, I flit around, but I am no spring chicken.

I think we need a slang for men thread.

Floydy

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Nowhere

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18-04-2019, 01:16 PM

Re: slang for women expression

I live with one who swoops down, perches next to me and pecks at my fish and chips.

basser

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ENGLAND

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18-04-2019, 01:53 PM

Re: slang for women expression

Some have the Kardashian disease sometimes know as Ducks disease also with an arse that's to close to the ground.

Longdogs

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SW England

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18-04-2019, 01:57 PM

Re: slang for women expression

Originally Posted by basser ->

Some have the Kardashian disease sometimes know as Ducks disease also with an arse that's to close to the ground.

Is there a Mrs basser? If so, you should 'duck' now.

Tachyon

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18-04-2019, 06:10 PM

Re: slang for women expression

Originally Posted by realspeed ->

Why are women, usually young? called birds?

I haven't heard that term used since the early 70's, not in my region, but is it still used elsewhere in the UK? It seems so dated!

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