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Jenny 2

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Re: Re: Words That You Like or Dislike
« Reply #30 on: 13 August 2013, 04:04:11 pm »
With me, I hate the word "punter" and don't get me started on "hun"  :FF.... I would prefer to be called my working name even if they know its not my real name.

Sexual words don't bother me for I know they are just part of the booking and I worked on the chat lines for years where you have to have the mind of sewer rat with a tongue to match if you want to make good money, oh and a very good imagination.

I hate "hun" too!  Or when new callers call me 'babe' as if they know me!  Ironically it's always the aesthetically challenged guys who like to use sexy terms............ don't you find that ? 


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« Reply #31 on: 13 August 2013, 04:41:58 pm »
I don't mind the word shag, but when chancers on nights out have asked me, and I've refused, they say I'm uptight and in "need of a good hard shag". That's when I don't like it being used.

I also hate the word "panties" e.g. when clients say "take off your panties". Sounds about 5 years old! :(

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« Reply #32 on: 13 August 2013, 10:10:47 pm »
i dont like the word pussy because in my language it means kiss on the cheek. and when i say pussy in the phone to relatives and say goodbye,  people stare and think wtf?!

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« Reply #33 on: 13 August 2013, 11:29:52 pm »
Hmm the word pussy makes me cringe, not sure why... The C word has to be the one i hate the most. Let me tell you a little story about it :P

As a foreigner, when i first moved to the UK 12 years ago, didn't speak English very well. I used to watch everything with subtitles. Once the C word came up, but i missed the whole context of the sentence, so had no idea it was offensive. The following weekend, there i go meet the family of my other half... Typical Sunday lunch, with the aunts and uncles, and his Nan... I have had a couple of glasses of wine, and was a bit merry, and i was being asked about my culture etc etc... And then, i decided it would be a good time to ask out loud " So.. what exactly is a C***?"

Needless to say, i was traumatized hahaha thankfully his family just laughed at it...

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« Reply #34 on: 14 August 2013, 12:16:37 pm »
Oh Larissa that is hilarious, you poor thing!

And thanks for clearing that up Amy xx

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Re: Words That You Like or Dislike
« Reply #35 on: 15 August 2013, 11:15:38 am »
I prefer to refer to my Vagina as my cunt. I could never physically say the word 'pussy' without cringing and I have no idea why cause I don't mind others calling it that. I'll admit I used to call it a fanny haha, now I just try my best not to refer to it because people get shocked/disgusted when I say cunt.

Words I hate:
Minge
Box
Twat
Bonk
Bumming (Just say 'fuck you up the arse')
ASS (ITS ARSE)

AND THE WINNER OF MOST HATED WORDS GOES TO ...

FOOKING/FOOK/FOOKED Just NO! It's either FUCK or don't try and swear at all.


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« Reply #36 on: 15 August 2013, 01:04:03 pm »
Charming.

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« Reply #37 on: 18 August 2013, 04:31:05 pm »
In total honesty i hate the word pussy, really makes me cringe x

I don't mind the word on it's own especially, but I hate the term 'eating pussy' - if you're biting, chewing and swallowing, you're doing it wrong and you shouldn't be 'eating' anything. I don't like any Americanisms at all - non-American people saying 'ass' instead of 'arse' drives me nuts and 'DATY' has to be the most revolting acronym in history although I don't think I've ever heard anybody say it out loud.

If punters email and mention 'ass', I politely tell them that I haven't got an ass but I do have some goldfish :).

Makes me cringe when my male clients refer to their asshole as 'my pussy'.. IMO If the two seem at all similar to them, they shouldn't be allowed near either

That is fucked up ;D.

Ugh we have DATY here too-I had some kid on a dating site use it and I almost threw up. It is used as a menu term for work here, it just makes me laugh and sounds as if a 5th grader thought of it

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« Reply #38 on: 18 August 2013, 04:34:48 pm »
I hate Scottish men using the word "fanny" in the American term!  They think that because they're talking to someone from the US it's ok to pat my ass and tell me I have a lovely fanny - just cringe-worthy!  Have never come across 'bummy' though having said it to myself a few times I now want to slap myself across the face.  What an odd and horrible word!
  As an American, fanny is not a term for any sexual bits, it's a woman's name (outdated, yes, but never had any sexual meaning). I only found our about it when I lived there

I use the word honey or hon a lot with my clients because I know a lot of girls refer to them as 'babe' - so just a way to make me seem different I guess.  I hate being called anything other than Holly though.

I had (now cut him off for crossing a line) a client who took to referring to the act as 'making love'.  "When can I come over next? I can't wait to make love to you again."  :FF Would much prefer to be told "I can't wait to fuck you again." Making love to a woman you've paid to have her legs open to you... I find it hilarious and cringe-worthy at the same time!

But then, I love the C word  :D  Really enjoy watching people's reaction to it.

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« Reply #39 on: 18 August 2013, 07:20:02 pm »
I like a Scottish accent dirty talk, as long as they steer well clear of word pussy....in fact everyone should.
I can't bear any kind of American accent, even tv shows sometimes it gets too screechy and I have to put something else on
  There are so many American accents, it's like saying I hate a;; European accents. Im from California and both times in London no one guessed where I was from. Almost every state has a different one-usually southern accents annoy people. I just have no accent, and I'm not screechy ???

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« Reply #40 on: 19 August 2013, 11:09:38 am »
I like a Scottish accent dirty talk, as long as they steer well clear of word pussy....in fact everyone should.
I can't bear any kind of American accent, even tv shows sometimes it gets too screechy and I have to put something else on
  There are so many American accents, it's like saying I hate a;; European accents. Im from California and both times in London no one guessed where I was from. Almost every state has a different one-usually southern accents annoy people. I just have no accent, and I'm not screechy ???

Yup, agreed. Give me a sexy, dirty New York accent every time. Ooft need to go change my underwear just thinking about it.

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Re: Words That You Like or Dislike
« Reply #41 on: 19 August 2013, 04:45:39 pm »
I prefer to refer to my Vagina as my cunt. I could never physically say the word 'pussy' without cringing and I have no idea why cause I don't mind others calling it that. I'll admit I used to call it a fanny haha, now I just try my best not to refer to it because people get shocked/disgusted when I say cunt.

Words I hate:
Minge
Box
Twat
Bonk
Bumming (Just say 'fuck you up the arse')
ASS (ITS ARSE)

AND THE WINNER OF MOST HATED WORDS GOES TO ...

FOOKING/FOOK/FOOKED Just NO! It's either FUCK or don't try and swear at all.

Oh how I couldn't agree more.  Just where did FOOKING begin?  Just say the word !


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« Reply #42 on: 19 August 2013, 06:16:29 pm »
I say it sometimes rather than swear as SOME people get offended by swearing so if you say a word like that it gets the point across without offending, I find  :) x

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« Reply #43 on: 21 August 2013, 04:38:04 am »
I like a Scottish accent dirty talk, as long as they steer well clear of word pussy....in fact everyone should.
I can't bear any kind of American accent, even tv shows sometimes it gets too screechy and I have to put something else on
  There are so many American accents, it's like saying I hate all European accents. Im from California and both times in London no one guessed where I was from. Almost every state has a different one-usually southern accents annoy people. I just have no accent, and I'm not screechy ???

Yup, agreed. Give me a sexy, dirty New York accent every time. Ooft need to go change my underwear just thinking about it.
  I find it interesting when people born and raised in states that are known for very strong accents (Boston, NY, Texas) have none at all. I know several men from TX who sound like they're from CA-anyway, thanks for backing me up  :)

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Re: Re: Words That You Like or Dislike
« Reply #44 on: 21 August 2013, 10:41:10 pm »
I like a Scottish accent dirty talk, as long as they steer well clear of word pussy....in fact everyone should.
I can't bear any kind of American accent, even tv shows sometimes it gets too screechy and I have to put something else on
  There are so many American accents, it's like saying I hate a;; European accents. Im from California and both times in London no one guessed where I was from. Almost every state has a different one-usually southern accents annoy people. I just have no accent, and I'm not screechy ???
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