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Wendy13

Well, at least now you're aware of Growly's way with the ladies, so you'll be prepared.

It was nice chatting with you too, Hester. :-)

feistyfreddy

LOL, you got it Wendy! We're taking him on holiday shortly so I'll have to keep an eye on him with the local ladies!!
A strange thing has just occurred..... the sun has come out!! I think I shall grab Freddy and head off for a nice walk! Lovely chatting with you, Wendy, and I'll catch you later! :-D

Wendy_13

All men THINK they're adults, but I've never met one that actually was. LOL
I suppose though, that when your BB is gone, that Growly needs to be locked in his bedroom. or shackled to a chair leg...unless of course, you don't mind raising little baby Growlys. Those women look to be of child bearing age.

I think I've been called Miss once in the past 5 years. It didn't help raise my spirits that much. hehehe

And Madam has the same meaning here now. Although madam is still used on occasion for addressing a 'proper' woman.

feistyfreddy

Well HE thinks he is! LOL. And BB, (hubby) was off in foreign parts when this mischief went down!
Wouldn't hurt some of these guys to call us "Miss" every once in a while...a tiny white lie goes a long way! :-D
You probably know the other definition of "a madam"? Over here it's the name of the female person who runs a house of ill-repute!! :-D

Wendy_13

Well, now I'm curious, Hester. Is your best beloved an adult? And if so, where was he when Growly was misbehaving? I remember the very first time I was called "ma'am" instead of "miss." I knew for sure then, that I had reached adulthood but I didn't like it at all!

HOLY COW! I just looked up the word "ma'am" to make sure I had the correct spelling since I've never typed that word out before. Here are the two definitions:

ma'am
? ?[mam, mahm; unstressed muhm] Show IPA
noun
1.
madam ( def. 1 ) .
2.
(in Britain) a term used in addressing the queen or a royal princess.
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I wish I'd known that I was being called a queen or royal princess!
In the US, that's not what ma'am is used for. It's used to mean that one is getting up there in years. LOL again.

I'm getting over the flu, slowly but surely. Thank you. :-)

feistyfreddy

Wendy, I've waited a looooooong time to call myself a "grown up" and unfortunately, according to my best beloved, I still don't qualify :-(
It's a case of the blind leading the blind! LOL
I hope you are getting over your flu, it can really muck you about!

Wendy13

Growly needs adult supervision. Aren't there any adults in the house?

feistyfreddy

Last night I found Growly in our booze cupboard with a couple of "ladies" of doubtful moral standing. There was a sweet smell in the air and all 3 were "wide-eyed & legless", to quote an old Andy Fairweatherlow song!
He's not been the same since going to see "Ted" the movie....

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