[ SECRET POST #2253 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2253 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I had a great question for the GC tonight and I forgot it.

[(Anonymous)]

I got "ma'am"'d. :(

Re: I had a great question for the GC tonight and I forgot it.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm only twenty one and I got ma'am'd today. By an eight year old but it counts!

Anyway, this is why I use miss for everyone.

Re: I had a great question for the GC tonight and I forgot it.

[elaminator]

Oh...is that a bad thing? lol. I almost always call people ma'am or sir...I've never seen it as an age thing. I'm sure I've called 18 year olds ma'am too.

Re: I had a great question for the GC tonight and I forgot it.

[lunabee34]

I think it depends on where you live. Most people who were born in the South of the US use it in a variety of situations that don't have anything to do with age. :)

Re: I had a great question for the GC tonight and I forgot it.

[elaminator]

Yup, I live in the south! I was always told it was respectful. I don't always notice if other people do it or not, but I think it's pretty common. So it doesn't mean people think you're old anon!

Re: I had a great question for the GC tonight and I forgot it.

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

My main problem with being called "ma'am" is that I'm a guy.

Re: I had a great question for the GC tonight and I forgot it.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sorry, for two reasons:

First, that sucks that you got ma'am'd.

Second, this explanation cracked me up.

Re: I had a great question for the GC tonight and I forgot it.

[elaminator]

Oh...well, in that case I think it's understandable.

Re: I had a great question for the GC tonight and I forgot it.

[(Anonymous)]

I take that as respect.