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The Meaning of your Name

Smoke

Smoke

Done here.
Kathryn said:
Honey - My husband and I hardly ever even use each other's real names - we call each other "honey" about 99 percent of the time.

Wow, can you tell I'm southern thru and thru?
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My brother and his wife call each other "honey." Most of the time I call John "baby" and he calls me "honey." I call almost everybody I know, whether male or female, either "honey" or "baby," or sometimes "boy" or "girl." We call each other by our names mainly to demand attention.

"John!" means something like "This is the third time I've called you; get off the damned computer and come to supper."

"Bill!" means something like, "How did you manage to get the whole damned bathroom wet? Do I need to show you how the shower curtain works?"
 
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Kathryn

Kathryn

It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Smoke said:
My brother and his wife call each other "honey." Most of the time I call John "baby" and he calls me "honey." I call almost everybody I know, whether male or female, either "honey" or "baby," or sometimes "boy" or "girl." We call each other by our names mainly to demand attention.

"John!" means something like "This is the third time I've called you; get off the damned computer and come to supper."

"Bill!" means something like, "How did you manage to get the whole damned bathroom wet? Do I need to show you how the shower curtain works?"
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LOL, sounds familiar. Is all this "honey" and " baby" stuff more a Southern trait, do you think? I mean, I don't know.

If my husband calls me by my name, I am usually about to get some sort of serious talking to. Not that I ever deserve rebuking...:rolleyes:
 
Gjallarhorn

Gjallarhorn

N'yog-Sothep
Clayton: From a surname which was originally from an Old English place name meaning "clay settlement".

Gjallarhorn: Old Norse "yelling horn" or "the loud sounding horn"
 
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