I would truly be if I called you that the very first time I met you. I've never called any woman that in my whole life. Guys that do have no class.

and would they call Maria Sharapova that?

that's really unintenionally funny since canada means something very specific to ib and i.

someone (male or female) refers to you as a "chick"? The reason why I ask this is because if you look up the word "chick" in the dictionary, one of the definitions is: "an attractive girl or young woman (slang) (sometimes considered offensive)." I guess it depends on how the word is used as to whether it would offend someone or not. I find myself calling another female a "chick" if I don't like them, usually in a disparaging way. What do you think?

hmmmm just depends, do you get offended when someone calls you a dick?

The fuck kind of question is that???
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Bingo!

Could you imagine if when I saw you for the first time on the street this summer, the very first thing I said to you was "wassup shorty?"

Thats all they say in NYC..and if u keep walkin and dont stop to talk to them then they go..'iight fuck u then. ur not all that cute anyway"...its not even upsetting anymore..its funny..cuz they are stupid

How about "babe", as in "The blond babe still won't call me so I can get some sacktime."

"Babe" is not offensive at all.

In fact, many women find being called "a babe" to be a compliment. It's like saying that the woman is really attractive or hot.

How about "babe", as in "The blond babe still won't call me so I can get some sacktime."

"Babe" is not offensive at all.

In fact, many women find being called "a babe" to be a compliment. It's like saying that the woman is really attractive or hot.

Well, there is one in Europe I've heard.

Okay, babe.

You know, a term I do find annoying (but not really offensive) is MILF.

Call me old fashioned or something, but I'd rather call people by their names than anything else.