Are you flattered, ladies?

[G.P.girl]

i get whistled at a lot and it really creeps me out if its a gross old man or the construction workers (they;ve been doing a ton of construction lately) but i guess at the same time i still feel kinda flattered. and of course if its a guy i think is pretty hot then i like it...i know probably shouldnt and i never act like i do. but i think inside we're all cool...he thinks i'm hot

[Kfamr]

I get called lovey-dovey names at work ALL the time. It really creeps me out.

[RICHARD]

WAIT A SECOND!

We started with a wolf whistle and ended up with name-calling.

Whistles are kinda "neanderthal".

Comments can be down right nasty.

I have, on occasion walked up to a woman and made a comment about her appearance.....That seems to get the best response...


(But you have to measure her before you say anything......)

[Edwina's Secretary]

(But you have to measure her before you say anything......)

Do you use a tape measure or a ruler?

[RICHARD]

Do you use a tape measure or a ruler?

I eyeball her.

Write you own joke for that line.


A wonderful song line from The Warrior/Scandal..


You talk, talk, talk to me
Your eyes touch me physically.....

[KYS]

When I was a LOT younger I thought cat calls and being whistled at
was very disrespectful.
Now it has been several years with no whistles etc.
I think if someone where to whistle at me at my age,
I would be insulted because I would think they were either
blind or needed glasses. lol

I think a nice compliment from a stranger that appreciates
the way you look is much more polite than
cat calls and whistles. JMHO

[Vio&Juni]

A few months ago, some kid called me girl and whistled and I wanted to be offended, but quickly realised that he called me GIRL when I am almost 31 But that reminded me of how often it used to happen several years ago.

[Lizzie]

The last time I was whistled at, I was approaching 50 and the guys were in their twenties, driving past as I strode down the hill from the bus in a summer dress. I did glance at the car, thinking they were making fun, but they were smiling so I took it as a compliment and thanked my genes for good legs. I'd be sure they were being sarcastic now. I was whistled at a lot when I was younger and it embarassed me, especially if I was walking past the guys, it was better if they were in a car. I thought I didn't like it, but when the whistles became less and less frequent, I missed it.

[Cubby'sMom]

I was wolf whistled for the first time about a week and a half ago. I was walking back to our locker room after p.e. with a friend of mine, and there were these guys behind us. I didn't know that at first, but then I heard some wolf whistling and I was like Then I turned to my friend and I was like "Are they hitting on us or something?" And then she said, "Well, we're the only girls around." Then we both just started laughing because we both looked like a mess after p.e. and everything. I was hit on before that, and the worst part of it was that I was with my bf! These two boys were walking near me and my bf, and we were talking, and all of a sudden the boys said something like "Hey girl, ooouuuuuuuu!!!" My bf got totally silent right there and I felt so bad! He's a shy kind of guy, so that made it worse. I ignored it, but my bf was silent for like 5 minutes lol.