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07-31-2016, 02:13 AM | #1 |
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Anyone else hate when other guys call you Bud or Buddy?
Is it just me?
I feel like its so condescending. Same with "pal" or "big guy". I had someone call me that, to which i replied "whats up small guy" and i never heard him say that again! Last edited by natedog7700; 08-01-2016 at 12:42 PM.. |
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I fucken hate it!
My father in law calls me Pal and I could stab him through the heart with a spoon when he says it. |
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Or what about... "How is it going bro?" Then totally gently punch you on the shoulder.
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Usually happens when they forgot your name.
Would you prefer a hey you? |
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Haha. So much hate. Depends on who it is and the context. For me, the "bro" phenomenon is the worst. It does not make you sound cool. In forums and stuff, with tongue in cheek, I get it. But IRL, nah.
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07-31-2016, 05:27 AM | #8 |
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Coming from a military background this is a very ingrained word to me.
People I know or associate with are my buddies, same for using brother, in full. Don't use bud much and bro and bruh are just for messing around. I think you're reading way too much into this. It's obvious when someone is being condensending, I mean seriously, we're now taking issue with the word "buddy" and then we say the PC movement is out of control getting offended by everything. |
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I've been called far worse. This doesn't even hit the radar.
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I like to call others Skippy. It feels condescending when I call them that...which is cool. I only do it for folks I know well.
Best friend gets the nod for Slapjack or Cramrod.
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07-31-2016, 08:41 AM | #13 |
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I think it's regional or cultural, I get called "boss" a lot by FedX and UPS guys...maybe cuss I'm old but happens a the grocery store as well...never any intent by the way they say it that suggests disrespect. I think how someone speaks is more important, the rise or fall of the voice rather than the term used carries the meaning more than the words they use. The non verbals are the important part about eighty percent of the meaning is how the person looks when they call you something. Most people have a built in BS meter and can see or feel the difference when disrespect is the intent. My 2 bits
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Not even closet to being offended. It's just a friendly way to address someone. I imagine "my friend" being used when someone is trying to sell you something - kind of like "hey amigo!" Hehe
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Depends on who or in what context/situation.
'Brother' is a term I've used and had thrown at me, but only by folks I have a good working relationship with and have been through some sh*t with.
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Did you ever tell him that you don't like it
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