Dean: Dames...what're you gonna do, am I right? Boy: Oh, yeah....Dames! I heard that! Boy: Wait...what's a "dame"?
Don’t ask. Don’t tell. . ..
The hooded kid needs to catch up.
Rogers and Hammerstein“There is nothing like a dame….”
Yes – I’m that old.
To put it short, it’s kinda like a dude, but with 2 X chromasomes.
In Britain, a Dame is a woman who has been knighted, such as Dame Diana Rigg.
A female knight, because knightess sounds silly.
I felt this way before…….
What’s a dame? Unfortunately, there ain’t anything you can name that is anything like a dame.
Guess I’m not the only one who thought of “South Pacific,” huh?
“What’s in a ‘Dame’? She whom we call ‘Rosie’ by any other term would smell as cheap.”
It’s some [prissy] English title
What is a dame? A miserable little pile of secrets!(But enough talk, have at you!)
It’s the opposite of a palooka.
zero about 13 years ago
Don’t ask. Don’t tell. . ..
Little Miss Tink about 13 years ago
The hooded kid needs to catch up.
Plods with ...™ about 13 years ago
Rogers and Hammerstein“There is nothing like a dame….”
Plods with ...™ about 13 years ago
Yes – I’m that old.
tjvtown about 13 years ago
To put it short, it’s kinda like a dude, but with 2 X chromasomes.
corpcasselbury about 13 years ago
In Britain, a Dame is a woman who has been knighted, such as Dame Diana Rigg.
hippogriff about 13 years ago
A female knight, because knightess sounds silly.
Funny1976 about 13 years ago
I felt this way before…….
fritzoid Premium Member about 13 years ago
What’s a dame? Unfortunately, there ain’t anything you can name that is anything like a dame.
JP Steve Premium Member about 13 years ago
Guess I’m not the only one who thought of “South Pacific,” huh?
fritzoid Premium Member about 13 years ago
“What’s in a ‘Dame’? She whom we call ‘Rosie’ by any other term would smell as cheap.”
MelvinLott about 13 years ago
It’s some [prissy] English title
tjvtown about 13 years ago
What is a dame? A miserable little pile of secrets!(But enough talk, have at you!)
Decepticomic over 3 years ago
It’s the opposite of a palooka.