This is me also. I don't know where I picked it up from.
My most recent job has a couple of Spanish guys that call the actual boss man "jefe" and he (the whitest guy ever) responds well to it. I think that's fun. I don't know if I can get away with it, though, also being one of the whitest guys ever.
I got this a lot when I was an actual boss. It was always done in a brotherly, jokingly left-handed, kind of way. This fits perfectly with my management style. It was nice.
When I was a kid, there was a food truck we'd occasionally visit, where the vendor would address us as Chief. "Good afternoon, chief, what'll it be?" "Coming right up, chief" "Here you go, chief" "Have a great day, chief!"
I loved it as a kid. Not sure how I'd feel about it today, but it absolutely was an effective contribution to us going back there frequently.
For um “honouns” (maybe not!) I’ll never turn down a “Hun” or a “Babes”, maybe a “Girlfriend”. But if I get a “Gorgeous”, “Queen” or “Diva”, I can use my laser beam eyes and super strength
I like both cat and dog, ranger and sport are classics that need to come back. Hotshot and stud are both good as well. Slick is the ideal insulting bronoun. You fuck up and someone says "nice going slick" and that's it, go home for the day, try again tomorrow.
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"Comrade" always works. Gender-neutral, plain as milk.
I ask all my bros to call me bro, but they usually say m'lady :(
I identify as "my dude"
I bet you're looking forward to tomorrow, then!
ooooooOOOOOOOOH
I'm partial to Homie/Comrade personally.
Is mixing those together where "commie" comes from?
Broseph Stalin
Nah, that's where we get homerad
Wrote the odysserad
Ah yes, the famous sequel to the ilirad
Pretty sure they shortened coummunist to get commie but I ain't no linguist
It's okay: I'm a commielinguist and can certify what I said.
Seize the meaning of broduction
Redistribute the swellth
Commence consentual commielingus
I'll be anyone's red scare.
I happen to be a cunning linguist
A while back my work told us to stop using the word "guys" when referring to groups of people since it wasn't inclusive.
I switched to "homies" and honestly it's better in all situations.
Some people call me boss, it's very affirming but I'm not sure why they do it. I'm a low wage worker that's slightly weird and awkward
Im the some people. I call a lot of folks boss. Held the door for me? Thanks boss. Pumped my gas? Thanks boss. Thanked me? No problem boss.
This is me also. I don't know where I picked it up from.
My most recent job has a couple of Spanish guys that call the actual boss man "jefe" and he (the whitest guy ever) responds well to it. I think that's fun. I don't know if I can get away with it, though, also being one of the whitest guys ever.
Chief maybe? Chef? Jeffy?
I got this a lot when I was an actual boss. It was always done in a brotherly, jokingly left-handed, kind of way. This fits perfectly with my management style. It was nice.
I'm real tired, boss, real tired.
That's how I feel about "Big Dawg." I'm not that big, and not that much of a dog.
When I was a kid, there was a food truck we'd occasionally visit, where the vendor would address us as Chief. "Good afternoon, chief, what'll it be?" "Coming right up, chief" "Here you go, chief" "Have a great day, chief!"
I loved it as a kid. Not sure how I'd feel about it today, but it absolutely was an effective contribution to us going back there frequently.
For um “honouns” (maybe not!) I’ll never turn down a “Hun” or a “Babes”, maybe a “Girlfriend”. But if I get a “Gorgeous”, “Queen” or “Diva”, I can use my laser beam eyes and super strength
Care to enjoy some fine kitten-naming, m'lady?
I like using 'Love'.
Hey love, how was your day?
We do need some awesome forms of address including the word sis like guys do with bro
That said I always feel most powerful with a casual "sister"
Ok but getting called brother by a stranger is pretty validating
I agree with you, brother
Thanks brother
Big dawg is how I gas up my buddies when they look down
I like both cat and dog, ranger and sport are classics that need to come back. Hotshot and stud are both good as well. Slick is the ideal insulting bronoun. You fuck up and someone says "nice going slick" and that's it, go home for the day, try again tomorrow.
Bro, man, dude, big dawg, brother, brother man, big man, big guy, bruh, cuh, killer, kemosabe.
I suck at remembering names so I keep a long list
A man of exquisite taste here, folks. Kemosabe is choice, brother man.
I personally prefer Hoss
Brometheus
Brosef
Bromine, because I’m volatile and ready to fart anytime.
I'm Gen-X so I'm gonna go with classic "Dude."
Brochacho if you wanna spice it up with some Spanish.
"twin" is a novel one
Broseidon. King of the Brocean.
I like "bruh"
I like "cuz" because while we are not all "bros" we are all distant cousins.
I've been enjoying cousin for a while.
like, we fambly and can have fun
but also see ya later if im feelin meh.
recently reinvigorated by the show 'the bear'
Mucker. Bai (as in boy). Sometimes just "dickhead".
Buddy or Bro. sometimes Dog or Big Sexy
I am 'bossman' to the guy in my nearest Mr. Shop, and my nearest chicken shop. So. Bossman / Bossman.
Big Dawgs starts playing in my head
Brosephus
big turds working wherever i go
https://youtu.be/GXLAqBbXfrg
Big dog everywhere I Go
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