It's Always Nice...

When you're mistaken for a boy ...

been there done that!

I normally get the complete opposite

Wow

i know that its time for a hair cut when I get accidentally called "love" by male customers at work.
it happens without fail every couple of months

Nooo - it's not nice being mistaken for a boy! Most of all if you are doing the normal "Mum thing" of collecting your overgrown son and his mates from a nightclub or wherever in the dead of night (the things we mums do ) and still have the short spikey hairdo that suits you (hopefully ). And wouldn't you know, blue lights flash and you're pulled over. Policeman 1 strolls towards you whilst Policeman 2 prowls around the car checking the number plates and kicking the tyres. It's times like this that I wish I had grey hair and a granny perm.

you got short spikey hairdo Lynda Let's see a pic then

Aww I know it well when policeman decides to pull me over on the M6 (whilst I was wearing my pjs & pink baseball cap, I'd been dropping my son of at work, mr policeman says can you come a get in the car MATE

Maybe tomorrow Dave, if I can get my camera to work again!

Aargh Hayley! At least I have never been called MATE (at least, not yet )

Lynda wrote:Aargh Hayley! At least I have never been called MATE (at least, not yet )

I wouldn't mind but, pink cap, pink jacket!!!! Cheek pfft. On said day I was travelling with darcy strapped in the front seat, as I got out of my car to go get in his, he started shouting your dogs going to escape on to the M6, I moved out of the way and said I don't think so MATE she's wearing her seatbelt.

I've said cheers mate only for them to turn round and be female before

I get allot of people asking me questions when in stores when I'm in my work gear. I always tell them things like shhh don't say I told you this but you can get the same a focus and there better than here. B&Q use 2nd materials which will fall apart in 2 weeks, but shhhhh don't tell anyone I told you >

Aggravation upon aggravation! Did he finally recognise your pinkness and that your doggie was safely strapped in?

I call girls mate all the time, not thinking they are fellas. Maybe it's an Ulster thing though.

Lynda wrote:Aggravation upon aggravation! Did he finally recognise your pinkness and that your doggie was safely strapped in?

Yes Lynda, once I took my cap of in his car & the long blonde hair fell out, what I should have done was take my hoody of, because underneath was a pink bra

Darcy-may wrote:

Lynda wrote:Aggravation upon aggravation! Did he finally recognise your pinkness and that your doggie was safely strapped in?

Yes Lynda, once I took my cap of in his car & the long blonde hair fell out, what I should have done was take my hoody of, because underneath was a pink bra

Gotcha! Hope they waved you on your way with a cheery smile!