warning

[Gość: al]

Guess why commonly seen warning alwas sais: "Beware of dog" while sometimes
it concernes bitches and should then be: "Beware of bitch" .




Beacause visitors might have thought that it refered to the host's wife. ;)

watch out!

[Gość: mishy]

there's plenty of male bitches!
look out for the next one...

Hmmm ...

[Gość: al]

Gość portalu: mishy napisał(a):

> there's plenty of male bitches!
> look out for the next one...

I've never heard anybody call man "bitch". May be it's popular in gay circles
but I don't know anything about it.

bang on!

[Gość: mishy]

..it is a different culture and while we're here, let me mention that it is a bit
of a status to be a bitch, both for a male and a female.
For a woman, a step higher than a "wench" , two steps higher than a
"cunt", which incidentally could describe a man-low-life, not a "queen"
though.
"You bitch!" followed by a hand-gesture is a praise rather than an insult in
the shirt-lifting circles.
You could be bitchy or bitching, which is one of my favourite pastimes,on a
dull rainy afternoon down the pub over m'pint .
A geezer with a goldchain might have several "bitches" in kinky outfits
attending to his numerous needs, ie: cook'im his jerk&rice'n'peas, pass
the ice cold Red Stripe, have a baby, earn some money etc...
Nice job if you can get it. Gotta be gooooooooodlooking! Bitches like that!
And so do I...

yours

Super"B"

sniff that!

[Gość: mishy]

www.polskishop.com/queens.html

I'm warning you...

[Gość: al's bitch]

...leave the bitches out of my house and that goes for your mother as well!

[Gość: Sir Mixalot]

I once saw an interviewer with some rapper, quite possibly Snoop, or Ice T, or
even Sir Mixalot during his heyday. The point is that this guy was 'explaining'
that 'bitch' is not a derogatory term for one's special lady and that 'if a
woman is really a bitch then she would object to being called a bitch, but
women who don't mind being called bitches are not bitches. Any thoughts on this?

bitching about the bush

[Gość: mishy]

now they do talk riddles, the rappers...

I'm asking you...

[Gość: al]

Gość portalu: al's bitch napisał(a):

> ...leave the bitches out of my house and that goes for your mother as well!

Is the above sentence correct? I don't feel English as much as you do, but
shouldn't be better:

... ~ and they go ~ ...

the bitches don't go

[Gość: the bitch]

that goes for = that refers to