I DREAM of having a local liquor store where I could be called boss, chief, pal, buddy, or even toots!
In the Peoples Fucking Republic of Ontario, I have to buy my booze from some pokey Government owned booze monopoly -- where they never have what I want, and are always shut whenever I want to buy booze
Is "Boss" a derogatory statement or a term of endearment in their culture ?
"Thanks Boss".
"See you later Boss."
"Hi Boss."
Goddamn chief.
You really have an issue with nicknames or slang toots.
I think you need get over that shit sport.
You hear what the fuck I am saying ace?
Goddamn chief.
You really have an issue with nicknames or slang toots.
I think you need get over that shit sport.
You hear what the fuck I am saying ace?
Loud and clear champ
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I DREAM of having a local liquor store where I could be called boss, chief, pal, buddy, or even toots!
In the Peoples Fucking Republic of Ontario, I have to buy my booze from some pokey Government owned booze monopoly -- where they never have what I want, and are always shut whenever I want to buy booze
Yah whats that all about? I live in Toronto now since October and I hate that you can't get booze at the supermarket or even the shop downstairs from my apartment building. I need to walk to the Eaton Centre. Its not that bad since its only 4 minute walk from where I live but still that place is like a maze. I get lost in it
LOL i was called 'Boss' today, also 'Big Guy', 'Bro', 'chief' typical terms that dudes and ginos use at my Toronto Gym. 'hey boss, you using those weights? hey bro whacca bench? buicks!" i guess it all depends who is saying it, and how they are saying it. most dont mean anything by it since compared to most i am a big guy. i guess it's better than being called 'asshole' but i don't mind that either
I've never worked out what the "boss" term means. I know i would never call some random person 'boss'...
Originally posted by fartfly
Is "Boss" a derogatory statement or a term of endearment in their culture ?
"Thanks Boss".
"See you later Boss."
"Hi Boss."
9 times out of 10, if you hear someone using the word boss in that way it means they spent some time behind bars.
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I have this guy who owns a little clean-up biz and he and a couple of guys come and get my car every week to wash it and then bring it back when they're through.
He always calls me "boss lady", which I fucking HATE. He washes and vacuums my damn car- it's not like I have him on payroll. And he's white, which makes it even creepier. I've considered telling him to cut the shit, but then I'm afraid he'll jack-off on my leather seats and rub it in, or something.
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