hollydolly
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Bite me isn't a phrase used here...
YesI generally just walk away. If I find it really offensive, they get F-off.
It's a bit offensive but generally to males.Bite me isn't a phrase used here...
Bite me, ha! No, and I don't say FU. I curse but generally don't curse at people.Bite me big-time? Just wondered.
Yes it's more thinking than saying!No!
My Mother would say..."Think it, but don't say it".
I just usually stare, at 'them', and they get it!![]()
Not me..I'm not backward in coming forward if someone is pee'ing me off...I am very capable of swearing like a sailorYes it's more thinking than saying!
Me tooNot me..I'm not backward in coming forard if someone is pee'ing me off...I am very capable of swearing like a sailor![]()
YESSSSS.Bite me big-time? Just wondered.
Same here lolI've told people to bite me. Also to step off. Not to mention some other less polite suggestions.
They didn't know it in mainland China at the turn of the century.BTW I truly wonder if that word is the only universally , world wide known/spoken word, it seems everybody knows it.
NoBite me big-time? Just wondered.
I am surprised my eyes are still in my sockets.I generally just shake my head and roll my eyes, the recipient gets the drift.
I saw someone with a baseball cap that said "Bite Me" on it, with a picture of a mosquito.Bite me isn't a phrase used here...
Just for the record, @Liberty I don't mind being referred to as "girl" or "the girls", not one bit. I often call my male friends "the boys". Nobody seems to mind. I don't know why someone would be offended by it unless it's delivered in an obviously snarky or condescending way. Go figure.Had a male friend call me last night and said another male friend (a lawyer) ask him to call me and ask what I thought of him calling- referring to - older women in a weekly spiritual meeting "girls".
One of the "girls" was supposedly offended at this phrase.
I did tell him "who cares" ...just ask them what they want to have him refer to them as. Betting they won't know what to say.
Sometimes I wonder how we got to this place of being so easily offended by most everything - so critical. You certainly can't feel very free if you are in a perpetual state of being offended...think we simply need more humor in our lives. Cultivating the ability to see the ridiculous has an amazing balancing effect. LOL!
My stepfather used to say to me "have a nice day" when he didn't like what I said to him.Did you ever want to say this?
For awhile I learned to say 'enjoy your next 24 hours'
in place of 'have a nice day'
seemed to fluster folks
(rather gratifying)