what ever you say b!tch
Posted on 08/10/2017 5:35:29 PM PDT by ConservativeStatement
I call my husband ‘Sweetheart’. He seems to appreciate it. I call my son ‘Sweetheart’. I think it embarrasses him, but it’s ok. I like to be called ‘Sweetheart’.
She needs to learn the lost art of gratitude.
That would be about the last thing I would call that POS...
Ok, 'c*nt' it is.
what ever you say b!tch
My wife was called ‘sweetheart’ and ‘honey’ several times by the employees of a grocery store here in East TN yesterday. Unlike this wound too-tight skank from hell; my wife came home with a big sh*t-eating grin on her face.
Years ago at O’Hare, a female TSA (I think it was TSA at the time though I could be mistaken), told me I had “the most beautiful eyes (blue).” I said I thought she had an “intoxicating smile.” What would Ashley Judd say? My comment is sexist? Both comments were sexist? Probably not on the latter.
OK. I’ll call her “bitch”. It fits.
Always worth a laugh, Ashley Judd in Africa http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1665919/posts
Ok, m’dear ... your choice, sweetheart or (w)itch.
There is no crime in being a little gracious.
I guess in her bitterness at men, all that learning was forgotten.
or Honey Buns?
I can think of other things to call her. One starts with a b.
Communist?
What’s wrong with Naomi?
They’re mama is totally off her rocker, too.
Ashley’s nickname in Hollywood is “C*nt.” She’s been called that for years. Apparently she deserves it.
Kaepernic can’t find a job anymore either, for the same reasons.
As a southern woman who truly appreciates good manners, door holding, and terms of endearment (like honey, sweetheart, etc.) it irks me every time someone like this ruins it for the rest of us.
Heck with them. Buck the PC police and supporters with abandon and GUSTO!
Make it a mission to be kind mannered and attentive. And remember to THANK others who do too!
And always be a good example of this REBEL behavior of kindness and appreciation. It feels really good to have someone be nice to you and to be nice to someone else. Even if you run into a lib-freak with a bad attitude every so many times.
“I call my husband ‘Sweetheart’. He seems to appreciate it. I call my son ‘Sweetheart’. I think it embarrasses him, but it’s ok. I like to be called ‘Sweetheart’”
The front end managerette of my local grocery store calls me sweetheart, babe, honey etc all the time. I love it.
When did Mr. Judd put a garden hose on his tailpipe?
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