STORM2K

Alright now im talking about when your being nice to eachother, not when your arguing over who didnt take the garbage out

I tend to use "babe"

In absentia

Honey or Susan(NO not at the same time! )

If I want something "huuuunnay" usually does the trick. My hubby calls me "snake" dont ask me why, but it is a term of endearment

LOL!!! YOu just keep on thinking that Amazi.. lol

I guess I'm BORING, I just call him by his first name - Jim!

He's been known to call me Marski. Or just Mar.

We've never gotten into nics for eachother though.

Mary

chadtm80 wrote:LOL!!! YOu just keep on thinking that Amazi.. lol

OOOO your mean!!!

"Bob"!!!

"HoneyDew" (He has yet to figure that out). hehe.

No, I don't have a significant other...but as to Chad calling Jen 'babe'...
an uncle of mine in Indiana calls his wife that, too...even around extended family members...I used to get tickled inside when I'd hear him address her like that.

Eric

Actually, I call all my friends (guys and girls) that -- "Babe" -- as an extension of their names...have done it since working in the ER. Nikibabe, Ericbabe, Jillserbabe (one-syllable names just don't cut it...had to add more), Mattybabe, etc.

And my best friend now gets called and calls me Buddis (buddy with "iss" tagged on) because she and her hubby call each other Babis (babe + iss). Not sure where they got it or why they started it.

I don't have a wife or girlfriend ( ).

Mom or Dad works.

I usually say Babe or Honey but when I'm mad I say assorted bad words that contribute to my R-Rated Lifestyle and vocabulary.

What significant other??? lol

I call my hubby "Huney"...and he knows if I want something or not by the way and the tone I say it... lol.. He tends to call me "darlin'" or "hun"...

I call my hubby "honey" most of the time and he calls me "baby-love". We're one of those sickening sweet couples forever lost in the honeymoon stage though...When Brian got home from work yesterday, I immediatly called him outside and gave him a long kiss, (Ialways do this). My daughters friend askedd if her parents were "romantic" parents...Chloe said "yes" and rolled her eyes....her friend responde by "geez, my parents aren't, they don't even sleep in the same room". I thought this was sad. I love being in an affectionate marriage!

Well, it kinda depends...I usually address my girlfriend by saying "babe"...

furluvcats wrote:I call my hubby "honey" most of the time and he calls me "baby-love". We're one of those sickening sweet couples forever lost in the honeymoon stage though...When Brian got home from work yesterday, I immediatly called him outside and gave him a long kiss, (Ialways do this). My daughters friend askedd if her parents were "romantic" parents...Chloe said "yes" and rolled her eyes....her friend responde by "geez, my parents aren't, they don't even sleep in the same room". I thought this was sad. I love being in an affectionate marriage!

Shannon,

My best friend Ken in Anaheim Hills, CA and his wife Pam are the same way from what my folks and I heard from a younger sister of Ken's who came out and saw us here in NC about 3 yrs. or so ago...anyway she (Kamela) his sister said they are like forever teenagers in love and they and their 2 sons and a daughter seem well-adjusted as a result of that kind of atmosphere!

Debi, or "beancounter".

Though I don't even have girlfriend, my friend Emily seems to call her male friends (including me) "sweetpea" or "sweety".