Your E is very chic (?)

[Mumblechum0]

In the loo in a pub in Richmond last night. 2 young women chatting, as I was going out one of them tapped me on the back and said “your E is very chic”.
any idea what that means? I’m 63 and not particularly stylish

Both expressions are neo-bollox

Maybe they said “pee” 😂

This is the sort of ‘speak’ I have to endure with my teenagers. I’m forever having to ask them to translate it into proper words for me.

Nice frock!

@Mumblechum0 why didn't you ask them what they were on about?

Your 'eels? Were you wearing chic heels?

Can't answer your question but it's a great dress! Could you comment on how comfortable it is, as that's my primary concern these days 😁

You were in the loos. Had you just urinated with great elan? Your wee was very chic?

@BlackSwansWearDoveFeathers But surely 'aesthetic ' is indeed pronounced as starting with an 'ee' sound? Like Aesop.. Or have I been pronouncing these words wrongly all my life?

(I do know this is not the point of OP 's post!)

When I click on the link to see the dress it says "50 people have viewed this in the last few hours" 😂

No, it's pronounced with an "uh".

What pub? This information will shape my reply 😁

You could have just asked her what she meant OP. After all, she knows what she meant and we don’t.

You’ve been pronouncing it wrong your whole life.

I showed this to my daughter who is 17 and she’s sure she was saying your fit is -T very chic. Meaning your outfit is lovely. T means spot on, and can be used to describe nails, body, hair, clothes etc.

Sorry, @pippistrelle - I've only just seen your post.

Slight difference of opinion with @ThatLilacTiger and @Bathroomphilosopher , I see! 😀

I would not give a flying f**k about the opinion of someone who talks like that. I bet they call everyone babes too.

I asked teen DD who is my translator for teen talk and she didn't know.

Oh, interesting! I always read it as Ay-Sop. Don’t think I’ve ever had cause to say that one (do all people who have that bottle refill it?)

Aesthetic = Aas-tetick. But my accent means I speak with long vowels, so maybe that’s me. Absolutely no idea what E is though…

I am old and Scottish and I don’t have a clue 🤣
However ..that’s a very stylish dress

🙄

Oh shit how on earth did I post on a thread im not even reading?????