to inwardly squrim at the use of the word "Hot" to describe women

[SwarthyWaiter]

i know its "nice" but god its like a dog on heat.
maybe its ok fornubile californian blondes, but not when Chris evans describes hsi wife thus.
that is surely just smuggery?

canape anyone?

"Wife even hotter than on Monday. Life good. "

is he affected by a strange microclimate?

Only person who should be allowed to use hot are Paris Hilton (and weathermen).

do you have to do that strange sizzle hiss sound too?

I call men hot too. Joe Fiennes is pretty damn hot its a multi purpose word and can be used equally on all genders YABU or a little sensitive reallly. That guy in Madmen Jon Hamm is v. hot too and so is the girl who plays his wife. My cat is hot stuff too while I am at it.

I don't really like it. Though of course, if someone were to use it to describe me, I'd be willing to forgive.

Lol at weathermen.

that is a good point.
hot is ok for men , although i think id like to put a huge imaginary sign above my head saying" i know i sound a twat when i use this word so bear with me"
i told ds3 we were cooking with gas last week.
he gave me a whithering smile and siad " that is NOT ok for adults to say"
i think hot might be the same

i was on holiday in china with a woman from la. she made all the valley girl speak sound so cool. she was like totally all about the hot monks.

hot monks?
hot cats?
wtf!

the monks were hot

also men who are 'fit' is awful IMO

as well as

'sexy' or 'sexy beast' [puke emoticon]

how do you describe attractive men? do you go all jane austen adn talk about 'the finest eyes in the county' and take turns about the room.

What it really means is shaggable. Nice? You decide.

'hot' is yuck yuck yuck - I couldn't use the word 'babe'(to female friends) either although I have very good friends that do and it kind of sounds ok coming out of their mouths. I don't even like 'fit' used for men or women - call me old fashioned but I'll stick to 'good looking', 'gorgeous' or 'attractive' - very not down with the kids, I know.

t'was common parlance when i was at school to describe hot boys as 'big rides'

Big rides!

I remember that Bariatric.

I am also pmsl at going all Jane Austen and taking turns.

fit was in vogue when i was a youth. But i think that was us trying to pretend we were from Moss side, not the counties.

i like to use the more retro term "dishy" now ? my mum .

< think frothy coffee bars and london in the late 50s>

i said to kids at school, was someone nice looking

adn they looked like this and said "he looked like someone's dad"

lol

as it should be

Bring back "smashing" or any compliment from the lovehearts sweets, I myself am very partial to "lush" (not used in the wino sense" from my days in Bristol it is great for men and women.

OMG (actually I over say OMG a lot. I say it and dd looks at me scornfully and says I am trying to be like Scott Mills) the word Lush is so a west counrty thing. Everyone says it in Gloucesterhire and Bristol, usually with broad accents 'ooh that was really luuuuuuuush.

Lol at myself saying 'it's so a west country thing'

OMG like it's so over