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JeffYoung
...without worrying about whether Larry can catcall them and call it a "compliment" and then yell about PC nonsense when told he shouldn't do that.
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Once AGIAN you've chosen to assume facts not in evidence and make baseless accusations stemming from them, Counselor.
I've never "catcalled" a woman in my life. Ever. I
have complimented a trainload of them over my lifetime - and will continue to do so when warranted...but, you
clearly haven't a
C-L-U-E what the difference is between the two.
Here...PERHAPS this will clear the fog for you (probably NOT...but one can try):
com·pli·ment
noun
noun:
compliment; plural noun:
compliments
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- 1.
a polite expression of praise or admiration.
"she paid me an enormous compliment"
<table class="vk_tbl vk_gy"><tbody><tr><td class="lr_dct_nyms_ttl" style="padding-right: 3px;">synonyms:</td><td>flattering remark, tribute, accolade, commendation, bouquet, pat on the back; Morepraise, acclaim, admiration, flattery, blandishments, honeyed words
"an unexpected compliment"
</td></tr></tbody></table>verb
verb: compliment; 3rd person present: compliments; past tense: complimented; past participle: complimented; gerund or present participle: complimenting
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- 1.
politely congratulate or praise (someone) for something.
"he complimented Erica on her appearance"
You might want to
wise up 'just a tad'...