Is this a compliment.......

FatherLen · 13-09-2013 01:59PM

EdenHazard wrote: »

SHOCK! :rolleyes:

another classic edenhazard post.

salacious crumb · 13-09-2013 02:03PM

Flaker wrote: »

Yeah! I'm a rocker myself!!

And there we have it. It was definitely a compliment so

EdenHazard · 13-09-2013 02:04PM

Yeah you being a rocker makes it a compliment, to everyone else your friend would just be a strange creep but hey who are we to judge? I wish you both the best.

Greentopia · 13-09-2013 02:05PM

Flaker wrote: »

....and if so, what's the weirdest one you've ever been given?

I was told by my friend the other evening (while I was all done up for a night out) that I looked like I "should be hanging off Jim Morrisin's c*ck".

Now, he meant that I looked hot, but I didn't really like it.

How do you know that?
If someone told me I looked like some groupie that would fellate a rock star at the drop of a hat I sure as hell wouldn't take it as a compliment.

Flaker · 13-09-2013 02:10PM

Greentopia wrote: »

How do you know that?
If someone told me I looked like some groupie that would fellate a rock star at the drop of a hat I sure as hell wouldn't take it as a compliment.

Cos he told me that's what he meant.

Flaker · 13-09-2013 02:17PM

And Edenhazard - he isn't a creep, as I said before so you can stop with the personal stuff. I asked for opinions on what he said not him. Actually, I asked if anyone else had been given weird compliments. As for the "best of luck to both of you" rubbish, that's just being patronising. As my very lovely friend would say, "slide on....."

Honey-ec · 13-09-2013 02:52PM

Flaker wrote: »

And Edenhazard - he isn't a creep, as I said before so you can stop with the personal stuff. I asked for opinions on what he said not him. Actually, I asked if anyone else had been given weird compliments. As for the "best of luck to both of you" rubbish, that's just being patronising. As my very lovely friend would say, "slide on....."

Welcome to AH luv. Toughen up or be eaten alive.

old hippy · 13-09-2013 02:57PM

Honey-ec wrote: »

Welcome to AH luv. Toughen up or be eaten alive.

Meh. I still reckon there's no need for him to call people "creeps" or "losers" just because they don't measure up to his standards of dress or conversation.

Amirani · 13-09-2013 02:59PM

old hippy wrote: »

Meh. I still reckon there's no need for him to call people "creeps" or "losers" just because they don't measure up to his standards of dress or conversation.

Does anybody?

old hippy · 13-09-2013 03:00PM

NiallSparky wrote: »

Does anybody?

I sure as hell don't, for starters

SuperSean11 · 13-09-2013 03:00PM

old hippy wrote: »

One of the exes said I wasn't a bad kisser "for a white guy".

Some guy said that my beard was really cool and "reminded him of his ex girlfriend".

A girl said that I was "hot but not as hot as my girlfriend".

I take it you have fond memories of the threesome that followed :cool:

MugMugs · 13-09-2013 03:01PM

When I am congratulating females I say "You're a horse of a woman"

A colleague recently took offence to this.

EdenHazard · 13-09-2013 03:03PM

Got told when I was 16 'you'd be so good looking if you didn;t know who you were' Nicest thing anybody has ever said to me hahahah

Gummy Panda · 13-09-2013 03:12PM

Flaker wrote: »

And Edenhazard - he isn't a creep, as I said before so you can stop with the personal stuff. I asked for opinions on what he said not him. Actually, I asked if anyone else had been given weird compliments. As for the "best of luck to both of you" rubbish, that's just being patronising. As my very lovely friend would say, "slide on....."

Ignore Edenhazard... everyone else does

old hippy · 13-09-2013 03:13PM

SuperSean11 wrote: »

I take it you have fond memories of the threesome that followed :cool:

If only

mutley18 · 13-09-2013 03:18PM

"Your lovely face would be the perfect canvas for bukkake"

loubeelou · 13-09-2013 03:34PM

mutley18 wrote: »

"Your lovely face would be the perfect canvas for bukkake"

What girl could resist?

:eek:

heretochat · 13-09-2013 03:44PM

Has the women falling all over him this lad

meoklmrk91 · 13-09-2013 03:45PM

Once a guy told me I was a fine, big, strong girl. He was around my age too. I have to say I got some laugh of making him think he'd upset me, we had a good laugh about it afterwards.

120_Minutes · 13-09-2013 03:50PM

I once told a girl that she look like she'd "started getting ready to go out, then stopped"

it was only after i'd said it i realised how bad it was...but in fairness she looked good until you got to her feet and she was wearing a dirty pair of uggs.

She wasnt impressed.

Karl Stein · 13-09-2013 03:53PM

Honey-ec wrote: »

Welcome to AH luv. Toughen up or be eaten alive.

Says Mrs Sensitive. :rolleyes:

Frank Black · 13-09-2013 03:56PM

If you don't think you're beautiful, then you need beautiful lessons.

Maximus Alexander · 13-09-2013 04:03PM

Where are we on the pics?

GoodBridge · 13-09-2013 04:05PM

The old "you scrub up well" line is a classic compliment/insult.

It's nearly always usually said in a playful enough way that it's firmly in compliment territory though but still... there's room to manoeuvre there if you were so inclined!

Maximus Alexander · 13-09-2013 04:07PM

GoodBridge wrote: »

The old "you scrub up well" line is a classic compliment/insult.

It's nearly always usually said in a playful enough way that it's firmly in compliment territory though but still... there's room to manoeuvre there if you were so inclined!

I get told this almost every time I wear a suit. Not a compliment in my opinion.

loubeelou · 13-09-2013 04:10PM

GoodBridge wrote: »

The old "you scrub up well" line is a classic compliment/insult.

It's nearly always usually said in a playful enough way that it's firmly in compliment territory though but still... there's room to manoeuvre there if you were so inclined!

I get this one a lot. My own fault though, for being a scruff bag on a normal day. When I do make the effort, everyone says it. I take it as a compliment.

I Heart Internet · 13-09-2013 04:10PM

A number of women have said to me that, for someone so well endowed in the pants department and so obviouslly good-looking, I'm a fabulously gentle and generous lover.

Thought that was kinda nice of them.

salacious crumb · 13-09-2013 04:11PM

Maximus Alexander wrote: »

I get told this almost every time I wear a suit. Not a compliment in my opinion.

A back handed compliment is no compliment at all...

emmabrighton · 13-09-2013 04:18PM

I once got told

"you look like that one, bridget jones" leaving whelans one night... that means the dude had beer goggles on

shudder to think what he would have thought of me sober

languagenerd · 13-09-2013 04:18PM

OP, that is the weirdest "compliment" I've ever heard.

I've had several "eh, was that a compliment or an insult?!" moments, but never anything quite that weird :pac:. Most recent one was being compared to Taylor Swift... and my favourite one from years ago: "If I had friends, you'd be one!" from a random guy on the street.

from

EdenHazard wrote: »

"scruffy dirty rocker"
...

"Yeah you being a rocker makes it a compliment, to everyone else your friend would just be a strange creep but hey who are we to judge? I wish you both the best."

You sound just like the skangers that used to shouted "smelly rockers" at me and my friends when we were 14. (Never mind that we smelled far cleaner than them...

). Are you 14? If not, it may be time to grow up a little and understand that not everyone likes to dress the way you do...

Is this a compliment.......

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