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So I’m at home tonight, watching Bridget Jones Diary, and I hear a man call his wife a “Daft Cow”. Now, I’ve seen this phrase used on here before and I can’t help but wonder, is that normal? Is that a term of endearment? I know if my sister called me a cow or vice versa, we’d be having words. Just curious. :wink:
Don’t try to understand the Brit’s, they are too weird! :wink: 8)
@kangawallafox wrote:
Don’t try to understand the Brit’s, they are too weird! :wink: 8)
Yes, and you Australians are so sane. :wink:
Thanks Tommy – I guess that makes sense. I actually like the phrase and would love to use it. But I think people would look at me funny. :roll:
@tommy-toxen wrote:
@kangawallafox wrote:
Don’t try to understand the Brit’s, they are too weird! :wink: 8)
who asked you??????? mr “i pretend to hate the brits even though i love them so much i even have their flag in the corner of my flag”
:lol: :lol: I didn’t design our flag! It woulda had the word C*nt on there if I did 8)
is *jokative* a real word. :-s ffs at emoticons still not workin :roll:
@American Woman wrote:
So I’m at home tonight, watching Bridget Jones Diary, and I hear a man call his wife a “Daft Cow”. Now, I’ve seen this phrase used on here before and I can’t help but wonder, is that normal? Is that a term of endearment? I know if my sister called me a cow or vice versa, we’d be having words. Just curious. :wink:
It can be said in a jokey way…but if my OH called me it he’d be in serious trouble because it show a lack of respect.
So it’s either an insult or it’s said in jest – depending on how you say it. I’d still love to say it to somebody over here. They’d think I’ve lost my marbles – which is somewhat true so maybe it’s appropriate.
Thanks for the responses. :wink:
daft cow – endearing
fat cow – insulting
f@cking heffer – start crying 8)
Daft cow is ok, but if anyone ever calls you a munter, then give them the evils. :lol:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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