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Jun 03, 2004 19:54

If another person calls me 'dear', I'll go nuts. Not typing it, but saying it. I've heard it all day, and it took an extreme amount of self control not to start chucking buckets of cream and sharp knives at everyone around me. I hate that word. Actually, I just hate it when people say it to me like I'm some child, cause I'm obviously not, and if ( Read more... )

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Chucking things at customers is not encouraged... teriberri21 June 3 2004, 19:04:09 UTC

that sucks, I know how that feels someone using an annoying name and it seems to catch like a wild-fire oi. you're too OLD to be a child if they knew your real age, they'd call you the "old fart" chippy! :D LoL

Re: Chucking things at customers is not encouraged... mini_mia June 4 2004, 08:54:42 UTC

*lol* Well, I think I'd much rather be called Chippy or Old Fart at this point in time! That's how bad I hate Dear. Omg, I think I hate her! It's all her fault! She makes it sound so patronizing when she says it. Damn assistant manager. I hate her. I do.

Re: Chucking things at customers is not encouraged... teriberri21 June 4 2004, 21:57:22 UTC

aw :( wow....that is bad...really bad LoL :) yeah, well anything can be construed as patronizing when you say it a certain way :(

but hey...at least you have a job and you are getting a paycheck! dinero is a big plus here right ? :)

Re: Chucking things at customers is not encouraged... mini_mia June 6 2004, 15:11:09 UTC

*sigh* Yes, a job is a job. But if only it could be a job where only pleasant people exist...

kawaii_jay June 7 2004, 14:24:15 UTC

Lol! I used to say "dearie" a lot. It pissed off all of my friends. No one's ever called me dear except for really old people, and well, they don't count. I usually say a word that's over six syllables, so the whole inferiority complex usually stops there.

mini_mia June 8 2004, 11:33:28 UTC

Eep. I can't even bring myself to say anything that sounds like a pet name, like "dear", "honey", etc. Just makes me cringe. I don't care when other people say it to another person, as long as I don't have to say it, and other people don't call me that!

Well, when old people say it to me, it's okay, I don't mind much.

*lol* So do they usually understand your six syllable words when you say them?

kawaii_jay June 8 2004, 12:00:14 UTC

I'm not really sure. Either they do understand or they're totally bullshitting it. Like, they could just be nodding and agreeing to make it seem like they understand when they really don't.

mini_mia June 9 2004, 21:32:01 UTC

*lol* That's what I would do! Except I don't think I've met many people who talk to me with words longer than 4 syllables...