Are you flattered, ladies?

**Kfamr** · 02-05-2006, 06:20 PM

I get called lovey-dovey names at work ALL the time.

It really creeps me out.

**RICHARD** · 02-07-2006, 06:47 PM

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** · 02-07-2006, 07:22 PM

Originally Posted by RICHARD

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

Do you use a tape measure or a ruler?

**RICHARD** · 02-07-2006, 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary

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** · 02-07-2006, 09:23 PM

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** · 02-21-2006, 03:53 PM

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.

**Suki Wingy** · 02-23-2006, 04:54 PM

At my age I find it VERY disrespectful, especially when boys from school do it when you're walking home in a manner that suggest's they're making fun of you.

**Lizzie** · 03-01-2006, 09:40 PM

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** · 03-05-2006, 03:05 PM

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.

**CathyBogart** · 03-05-2006, 03:25 PM

I don't mind being whistled at because it's so indirect.

When I go out to the club, though, I tend to get guys that will just come up and start dancing really close to me while I'm dancing, almost grinding on me!!

Fortunately, even though DBF doesn't come with me to the club my good friend there is 6'9" and rather protective. Nobody messes with him. ^_^