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msanthrope

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6. "A-rabber A-rabber" the guy would cry out as his pony and cart passed my house.....
Reply to Igel (Reply #3)
Sun Feb 23, 2014, 02:32 PM
Feb 2014

"Hon" is still used by older women with high hair.

I miss Baltimore. I really liked living there.

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Terms of endearment? Are they regional cultural or habit forming? [View all] diabeticman Feb 2014 OP
In one small city in Ontario...women would call other women "hon". In the maritimes applegrove Feb 2014 #1
Old Baltimore had "unisex" "hon." Igel Feb 2014 #3
"A-rabber A-rabber" the guy would cry out as his pony and cart passed my house..... msanthrope Feb 2014 #6
When I lived in Louisiana, worked in New Orleans HarveyDarkey Feb 2014 #2
Houston. Igel Feb 2014 #4
where I went to school as a little kid we called the teachers by their first names cali Feb 2014 #5
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