Of boys and girls

z3r010 said:

You are all dudes unless you email SF support with intimate pictures to prove you are not (over 40's I will take your word).

As the Seven Forums is an equal opprtunities forum, should I send proof of me being male to Baroness... ?

Kari

Other Karis:

Kari Whitman


Kari Byron


Kari Klinkenborg


Kari Wahlgren

JMH said:

I have been called Sir, dude & bro etc
Last check, yes, I am still what I was /am........

Not forgetting that I once called Jan...."mate" I think I got confused between Jan and Ken because of the similar nebulae avatars

seavixen32 said:

Sorry to disappoint you Corazon, I'm fully loaded with male genes. :)

That's what she said

Golden said:

Not forgetting that I once called Jan...."mate"

She's a good dude, bro.

z3r010 said:

You are all dudes unless you email SF support with intimate pictures to prove you are not (over 40's I will take your word).

I'm 80, or as the kids would say, Eighty and a half goin' on eighty one." By the way, the picture you see of me is not a recent picture.:)

Golden said:

Not forgetting that I once called Jan...."mate" I think I got confused between Jan and Ken because of the similar nebulae avatars

I thought the term "mate" is applicable to either gender ... like classmate or teammate .

Anyway, what is the feminine form of mate then ?

Arc said:

I thought the term "mate" is applicable to either gender ... like classmate or teammate .

Anyway, what is the feminine form of mate then ?

Maybe "femate"?

Arc said:

I thought the term "mate" is applicable to either gender ... like classmate or teammate .

Anyway, what is the feminine form of mate then ?

I agree, mate is not gender specific.

People seem to call me guy all the time? I too referred to Jan as a he, long ago it seems now. The whole bro, dude thing is a bit too abused in my opinion. It should be reserved for a friend, or at least long time acquaintance. I do like mate, it's more friendly, and not so common in the US. But since we are international here, it seems more appropriate.

A Guy

In Australia, "mate" is strictly a male thing....I'm not sure there is a femine equivalent? Jan?

In New Zealand, "Bro" is widely used as in "Sweet as Bro" meaning "awesome"

Sweet as Bro... - "Sweet as": Second most common phrase in New Zealand after "awesome". Said when someting is rather good instead of just "good" or "OK". Often followed by "bro". - WorldNomads Adventures