Context of words help me settle an argument.

Ok, now I'm confused. Did you actually say this to some girl? and if so, did you get slapped? Or did some girl say this to you?

There's just a whole lot wrong here... I'm starting to wonder if you said this, got a negative reaction (slapped, told to f* off) and now you're thinking of getting some support here and then going back to explain yourself...

DON'T DO IT! She will have you arrested for stalking.

 

Ok, I went back and re-read it. You picked definition #3. Dictionaries list those in order with #1 having, by far, the most weight. If #1 and #2 are pretty close they'll say "or" between them. Doesn't matter that you mentioned her mother in the same sentence. In fact, you managed to insult both her AND her mother. I'd say

FAIL

 

Dahahahahaha!! :worthy:

 

not you personally

 

IDK what context you were going for...but even I know better than to call a woman homely. Facts are none of these...

1. lacking in physical attractiveness; not beautiful; unattractive: a homely child.
2. not having elegance, refinement, or cultivation.
3. proper or suited to the home or to ordinary domestic life; plain; unpretentious: homely food. 4. commonly seen or known.

Is something a woman would not want to hear, ever.

 

troof!!!!!!!!!!

 

just to go back to the gilfs comment...think about it. In todays world of 14-16y/o giving birth you could have a 28 year old granny...