I was standing in the butcher shop, looking like a drowned rat after swimming, and the butcher was all flirty and calling me ‘darlin’. Weirdly enough if any other man, who I didn’t know, called me ‘darlin’ I would have considered him a patronizing sod. Hmmm…interesting double standard. So what’s that about? Is it because someone who flirts with you over skinless chicken breasts is more acceptable than say a man at work calling you ‘darlin’? Are their different types of flirting that are more appealing? Does workplace familiarity breed contempt? Or is it the lure of a man in a spotless white uniform, a navy striped apron and surrounded by firm hunks of meat is appealing? I will ponder some on it….
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Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Darlin’….
Posted by Unknown at 1:00 am
Labels: Amarinda Jones, Anny Cook, Ashley Ladd, Berengaria Brown, butcher, darling, flirting, Penn Halligan, Sandra Cox
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The only appeal the butcher would have for me would be if handed me a slab of veggie meat:)
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