There's an age limit on saying bro? I hear people say bro all the time even when they're 60. Heck my own friend's brother is 37 and says bro and no one bats an eyelash. I thought it was a common word.
Of course there's no age limit, the others are being ridiculous. 40 year olds are still young anyway so if there was an age limit, it certainly wouldn't be 40.
I've heard people in their 50's use the word bro all the time when I go to shop, gym, etc. It's just a normal everyday word. I live in New York and here, almost all men regardless of age use the word bro to replace "mate" or "friend". Like, at the deli, "what can I get ya bro?", etc. Strange how these people are making fun for no reason. They probably have seen many films where men in their 50s and 60s use bro and they didn't think twice.
When did I use the word bro? Oh, my name? There's meaning behind it as I used to be/still am a bit of a hippie. Hey, I don't look 40. I'm 39 but most think I'm 30 so I can use bro and there's no age limit on it anyway.
What is with you being nasty to all the people who comment lately? Do you not realize how you come across? No one was rude to you, you are rude to them which leads them to tell you what they really think.
IIN I find it sad when I find out an IIN user is 60 or older?
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I think you're confusing me with someone else as I'm nearly 40.
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You're forty and you use the word bro?
Trololol
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There's an age limit on saying bro? I hear people say bro all the time even when they're 60. Heck my own friend's brother is 37 and says bro and no one bats an eyelash. I thought it was a common word.
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It's not so much the age as it is the fact that people who say bro a lot tend to be a bit downy.
Of course there's no age limit, the others are being ridiculous. 40 year olds are still young anyway so if there was an age limit, it certainly wouldn't be 40.
I've heard people in their 50's use the word bro all the time when I go to shop, gym, etc. It's just a normal everyday word. I live in New York and here, almost all men regardless of age use the word bro to replace "mate" or "friend". Like, at the deli, "what can I get ya bro?", etc. Strange how these people are making fun for no reason. They probably have seen many films where men in their 50s and 60s use bro and they didn't think twice.
When did I use the word bro? Oh, my name? There's meaning behind it as I used to be/still am a bit of a hippie. Hey, I don't look 40. I'm 39 but most think I'm 30 so I can use bro and there's no age limit on it anyway.
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You don't have to explain it to me.
Mental age :D
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I've been reading your posts and from what I see, your mental age seems to be 12.
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I agree, she seems really immature.
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Darling you seem to have so many issues that I won't reply to that.
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What is with you being nasty to all the people who comment lately? Do you not realize how you come across? No one was rude to you, you are rude to them which leads them to tell you what they really think.
Honey, you shouldn't take it personally if I don't share your views. Be a good player