I own a brothel
To my family and friends I say nothing as they're dead and dying
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Member
6:23 pm, Aug 27 2011
Posts: 73
6:23 pm, Aug 27 2011
Posts: 73
Ey, bitch!
I own a brothel
To my family and friends I say nothing as they're dead and dying
I own a brothel
To my family and friends I say nothing as they're dead and dying
Sly Blue
Member6:38 pm, Aug 27 2011
Posts: 514
Other People: Hey/Hi/Heya
Friends: Hey *insert friend's name here*
Hey sweetie, honey etc.
Wats up
Family: I just usually call them Mom/brother/etc frst then get straight to what I want to say
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Friends: Hey *insert friend's name here*
Hey sweetie, honey etc.
Wats up
Family: I just usually call them Mom/brother/etc frst then get straight to what I want to say
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Member
7:15 pm, Aug 27 2011
Posts: 86
Geia
USAGI
Member
7:22 pm, Aug 27 2011
Posts: 234
Hey, Yo and Heya
Taro
Member10:32 pm, Aug 27 2011
Posts: 1975
If I seem them everyday it's just, "Hey, how're you doing?"
If I don't seem them that often it's usually, "Hey, how's life?"
If I don't seem them that often it's usually, "Hey, how's life?"
Member
10:43 pm, Aug 27 2011
Posts: 188
Hey, how ya doin, how's life?, hiyo, yo, what's up?, how's it hangin, lolo, oh it's you again...
The list goes on and on.
The list goes on and on.
Member
10:57 pm, Aug 27 2011
Posts: 797
"Hey" or "hi". Sometimes "hello" with people I'm not that close with.
Occasionally ironically, "YO WASSUP" or something similarly slangy, usually to my dad (who will probably reply in chatspeak...)
And my Japanese teachers make us do the formal full Japanese greeting thing. And if my friends greet me in another language, OF COURSE you have to use the same language back.
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世界のどこかに 必ず
キミの居場所が ある筈
Occasionally ironically, "YO WASSUP" or something similarly slangy, usually to my dad (who will probably reply in chatspeak...)
And my Japanese teachers make us do the formal full Japanese greeting thing. And if my friends greet me in another language, OF COURSE you have to use the same language back.
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世界のどこかに 必ず
キミの居場所が ある筈
Member
11:48 pm, Aug 27 2011
Posts: 348
For family or people I know I say Hi, Hello, Hey, Yo, things like that. With my friends I'm a little more quirky and say Greetings, Ahoy, Hola, or Salutations and such.
A sample conversation: I would say "Salutations my good sir is your morning chipper?" and they would reply with "What are you smoking at this fine hour I would enjoy some of what you have."
I would then proceed to glare and walk away because I don't do that stuff.
A sample conversation: I would say "Salutations my good sir is your morning chipper?" and they would reply with "What are you smoking at this fine hour I would enjoy some of what you have."
I would then proceed to glare and walk away because I don't do that stuff.
Member
12:07 am, Aug 28 2011
Posts: 98
friends: yo!, wassup, zup oi, uy, or musta (filipino)
others: hi, hello
older: hello po.
others: hi, hello
older: hello po.
Faraway
Member4:36 am, Aug 28 2011
Posts: 1205
Hi,
Hey, or
Oi (kinda rude, use this for close male friends).
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Hey, or
Oi (kinda rude, use this for close male friends).
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SpitFire_
Member
4:56 am, Aug 28 2011
Posts: 185
lol its usually ....."yooo" or "sup man"or 'hi' or "zdr" or idk maybe "hey"
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Member
5:01 am, Aug 28 2011
Posts: 83
Usually a simple and universal 'Hi' or 'Hey'. Hello sprinkled in there somewhere.
Family: Hi, Hey and Hola (interchangable with any other random international/foreign greeting, recently Guten Tag has found it's way in)
Family: Hi, Hey and Hola (interchangable with any other random international/foreign greeting, recently Guten Tag has found it's way in)
In hibernation.
Member
5:13 am, Aug 28 2011
Posts: 315
Heya, hejdå and mojne.
When meeting people I don't know I'm more formal.
When meeting people I don't know I'm more formal.
Member
5:38 am, Aug 28 2011
Posts: 716
Depends on who I'm talking to but most of the time its "Hey"
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Is this me in a nutshell?
Pretty much.
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Is this me in a nutshell?
Pretty much.
Member
6:38 am, Aug 28 2011
Posts: 246
Friends: Harro/Hey/Hi/Sup/How ya doin'?
Family: Hey/Oi or sometimes I don't even say hello.
Family: Hey/Oi or sometimes I don't even say hello.
