People who say "Hon"

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Not being a grammar nazi, so please don't strike me down mods!...when I say, what? I have absolutely no clue what you are trying to get across. It's like you used a thesaurus to try to find "better words" to describe whatever it is you are trying to say and forgot to delete the other word. Try again, maybe?

but at what cost?

Still don't understand. Are you saying you charge by the word?

Unless you are a published theoretical physicist and have earned a Master of Science and two PhDs, have an IQ of 187, and went to college at 11, research String Theory at Caltech, switched disciplines from bosonic string theory to heterotic string theory and reconciled the black hole information paradox using a string network condensate approach, worked on the string theory implications of gamma rays from dark matter annihilations and considered a method for optimizing a 500 GeV particle detector to this end, jointly wrote a paper on supersolids to be presented at an Institute of Experimental Physics topical conference on Bose-Einstein condensates, keep a whiteboard in the living room for scientific theories containing virtual particles in quantum mechanics or series of Riemann zeta functions, then no I will not ask you any questions.

I think this is Sheldon from Bing Bang Theory. I am pretty sure this is a direct quote.

You mad, hun?

If that's the only annoyance in your life you sure are lucky! I'm sure I call younger women "Hon" just being friendly. I don't mean it to be annoying or condescending, but kind of sweet. I'll tell you what a REAL annoyance is -- ending your sentences with "and everything and all." That drives me slap up the wall, hon!

Er...pardon?

Baitings of any sort to inflame and derail the purpose of this thread's discussion however subtle is not only unnecessary but most inappropriate via this thread... ... I'm not here to volley aimlessly. However my post entertained you is allowed you to a fault - just as I'm permitted to contribute my thoughts as I choose to.

Back on topic@crabbok's "Wed 05/01/13 03:30 PM
Am I the only one who hates it when people say Hon? Like "Nice job Hon", or whatever. It just seems like this really cheesy attempt to be flirty and drives me crazy."

Edited to add: @Superstar71 (2nd address)

:huh:

Seriously? I was responding to Chaelaz's response to your post. Since when is 'lmao' baiting? LMAO. :laugh:


:noway: Oops I did it again.

homerjspartan: Listen, unless you are some kind of "Doctor".... you have no right to argue here.
Oh. You are.Carry on.

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: ... Upstairs, downstairs. Agree ~ c'est ca.

Edited to add:

whierd:
How dare you talk to supan that way?! I will destroy you.

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Am I the only one who hates it when people misspell hun as "hon"? Like "Nice job Hon", or whatever. It just seems like this really cheesy attempt to spell this beautiful word correctly.


It's HUN, hun.

that makes no sense.
What exactly is HUN short for as opposed to HON?

:yawn:

UGHH! Hate it!!

It doesn't bother me at all hon.

At work I once accidently referred to a customer as "Hon" because I was super busy and just needed to acknowledge her, let her know I saw she had a problem and would be with her as soon as I could. I said something along the lines of, "One second, Hon, let me finish with him and I'll be right with you"
Boy oh boy did I learn my lesson, that woman stormed up to me and full on screamed at me for being so impolite and disrespectful and more or less what a terrible horrible no good very bad person I was for calling someone older than me "hon" and how I should know that I was an absolute brat and should be fired immediately.
What I found funniest about this situation: her overall point was that calling her Hon was the same thing as calling her a child.... and her way of responding to that was having a full on temper tantrum (including foot stomping and other toddler-ish behavior) in the middle of my store :laugh:

everyone who hates that seriously needs to chill out. spend your hatred on something useful instead of on some poor little lady lol sheesh

Those words don't bother me...Hun, Hon, Sweety, Sugar, Sweets...

I've been called worse things. :laugh: Not going to get bent out of shape about it and from my friends it is a welcome thing...It's a Southern thing that has spread and I don't mind it...just let it be...

First world problems....
Most the time people say it out of habit with little to NOTHING to do with the person they're addressing

Sorry you're not a special snowflake

Am I the only one who hates it when people misspell hun as "hon"? Like "Nice job Hon", or whatever. It just seems like this really cheesy attempt to spell this beautiful word correctly.


It's HUN, hun.

that makes no sense.
What exactly is HUN short for as opposed to HON?

THIS. Last time I checked, it was HONey not HUNey.

Am I the only one who hates it when people misspell hun as "hon"? Like "Nice job Hon", or whatever. It just seems like this really cheesy attempt to spell this beautiful word correctly.


It's HUN, hun.

that makes no sense.
What exactly is HUN short for as opposed to HON?

THIS. Last time I checked, it was HONey not HUNey.

Ehh pecan, pecahn, tomato, "tomahto", mom, mum

lets all just agree to disagree

Why oh why does everyone on mfp take matters seriously?



hangry=hungry+angry.

I'm going to send y'all a cupcake.

Am I the only one who hates it when people misspell hun as "hon"? Like "Nice job Hon", or whatever. It just seems like this really cheesy attempt to spell this beautiful word correctly.


It's HUN, hun.

that makes no sense.
What exactly is HUN short for as opposed to HON?

THIS. Last time I checked, it was HONey not HUNey.

you are right. It's HUNny. It's another acceptable form of honey. There's even a pastry whose name is "hunny bun" I believe. So, I think both forms of the spelling are acceptable. You could be calling someone honey after "honey" or hunny after the hunny bun.

But overall, let's be real. There are much bigger issues (even spelling/grammar wise) to nitpick on. I'm just surprised and a little concerned, personally, at the number of people throwing the "hate" word around for something so silly.

Ahem. Again, taking things much to seriously.

Let me spell it out for you. I used the exact format of the OP's statement, which included "hate", to emphasize the ridiculous nature of his statement.


Oh, who am I kidding, I seriously despise people who misspell hon/hun. My life has no meaning, and is thusly driven by such menial matters.

Now off to Cheeburger Cheeburger I go!

Am I the only one who hates it when people misspell hun as "hon"? Like "Nice job Hon", or whatever. It just seems like this really cheesy attempt to spell this beautiful word correctly.


It's HUN, hun.

that makes no sense.
What exactly is HUN short for as opposed to HON?

THIS. Last time I checked, it was HONey not HUNey.

Ehh pecan, pecahn, tomato, "tomahto", mom, mum

lets all just agree to disagree

Why oh why does everyone on mfp take matters seriously?



hangry=hungry+angry.

I'm going to send y'all a cupcake.

Let's call the whole thing off?