do you like being called sir?
 

i hate it when shop people call me sir.

it sounds stupid.

to me i am a kid (ok i am in my 30's) but i do not want to be called sir.

i can understand calling somone senior sir but not sopmone my age.

oi tell people its adam. not even mr. mr blake is my dad.

it seems recently that all businesses in the uk have been told to call the customers sir or madam.

the only time i used to be called sir was by the poilice when they stoped me for speeding.











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I don't mind, sir!

So what do you like strangers to call you? Mister? Dude?

I don't give a fuck, Sir!

well the only ones that address me by "Sir" are the people I outsource simple cut'npaste stuff to and I have to admit ... it does feel uncomfortable because of how frequently they use it...

Dribbling Spastic Who Murders Models In The Woods.

dont call me chief,boss,mr.,sir or fucking sire that's real bullshit :321GFY

Being called "sir" is a prelude to getting scammed by that very same gentleman...

I love it when im fucking a chick hard and responds to my questions as sir

Used to bother me...but not so much anymore.

Just because all nigerian scam letters start with 'Dear Sir' does not mean you're about to be scammed. :winkwink:

Don't move to the Philippines!

I’m 35 so i don’t really feel it is age appropriate yet
So in other words, no

You have been to the Alberta school of Metaman havent you? :1orglaugh

Perhaps they can call you 'sire' instead.

I love being called Sir by hot chicks

my wife calls me big daddy aka big D :pimp

You are over 30? It should not be weird, you are old enough. When you are 18 or 22 it may be strange for you. And I don't treat it as a word for old men, to me sir =unknown man (stranger). Nothing to do with the age (as long as you are not 14 of course)

no, it sounds weird.

hearing people call women "ma'am" is even more stupid though i think

Around here when people call me sir I consider it an insult. Usually they say it when they are being snotty or sarcastic. Like when I am hammered in the casino. "I think you have had too much to drink, sir."

FUCK YOU MOTHERFUCKER!!!! I'M JUST GETTING WARMED UP!!!

That's usually how it goes, anyways.

Sir yes sir!!!

I read in the newspaper about a rich dude being knighted by the Queen.
He can add "Sir" in front of his name. I think it sounds better.

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I don't mind sir and am surprised there are people that mind that.

I do mind being called boss, chief or big guy...makes me want to shoot the other person in the face.

If they don't the damn punks get smacked with my cane

:Oh crap...

In the UK excessive use of the the word "Sir" is considered to be slur on the person in question (in other words you really calling him an asshole, but not in a position to say as much).... unless the person in question actually does have a Knighthood then its not the case.

I don't like sir makes me feel old but I guess that's reality setting in. Now if it's a chick in a schoolgirl outfit bent over grabbing her ankles she can call me sir, daddy or whatever she pleases.

Im 29 and the only people that i REALLY HATE calling me sir are PHILLIPINOS contacting me all day trying to promote via chat selling :2 cents::2 cents:


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If you don't mind Mr. charger, if you hate people asking to promote via chat so how much did you earned from them? I also notice that you have a bad reputation I guess some knows who, and if you don't mind me asking why you are still looking for people to promote your clone affiliates for chatters? Please give me an answer,

^ Ohh and here is the long awaited drama!!! :)

yup i take chat traffic from all over the world i have chatters from canada , US , Panama , Costa Rica

But the only one talking to me like they were my slaves are phillipinos no sir yes sir

If i have a bad reputation with phillipinos is because i dont pay for carders i only pay for legit sales and if you call that a bad reputation i love my bad reputation


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At 24, I love it anytime it happens... outside of icq. :1orglaugh

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Depends on the situation... but I hate being called "Boss" by people.. like "here you go boss"

Haha. Yeah I can ALWAYS tell when ICQ spammers are Phillipinos, every other word is sir.

... post edited. But I really wish I could say how I dislike seeing "sire" in any thread. Thanks to bash.org for helping me out:

It's fine with it, make me feel like I have knightly status.

Some of my lady friends call me sir
I don't demand it
But I like it

I fucking hate being called sir disrespectfully... like in an area with bad cops or by someone at a poker table

Sir is better than "mister" which some Asian countries wrongly consider to be polite.

dude works. or if its east coast bro

For some odd reason, I have noticed that foreigners/immigrants like calling caucasians "Sir", anyone else notice this?

+1 in a similar way to anyone that comes up to you and wants to shake your hand is a crook.

I also find being called sir a bit forced a lot of the time in shops or patronising.

only when shes on her knees..

i agree with you sir, they should call you that way

common use: "i aint scamer sir"

Don't like it.
We're all equal, right?

Depends who's saying it.

i do not like