No skin off my nose but you might want to Google madam and prostitutionGrow up and learn a few of the basics of US politics. Why do you expect people to continue to educate you? Heard of google?
No skin off my nose but you might want to Google madam and prostitutionGrow up and learn a few of the basics of US politics. Why do you expect people to continue to educate you? Heard of google?
No skin off my nose but you might want to Google madam and prostitution
Cool.I think everyone knew that was what you were alluding to, but there is precedent. "Madam Speaker" has been used both in the US and the UK, as opposed to "Mister Speaker".
Given the use of "Mister President", there is little doubt that the formal address will be "Madam President"
Mrs might be better
So mister must be a bit sexist
Cool.
Just thought the opposite was Mrs or Ms
Never mind
I'll sachet away from this interaction
Depends how awesome you look slidingYou mean "sashay".
No.No, Mrs implies posession and a secondary status.
When a man gets married does he get given a new title that conveys his married status?
No.
But they tend not to called a brothel owner
Depends how awesome you look sliding
You can.Not really. You can sashay any which way you like.
You can't sachet anywhere - it's not a verb.
It actually isn'tIt is a derail, but you are getting the cause and effects confused, brothel owners are called Madames because of the other history, not the other way round.
sachet away
No skin off my nose but you might want to Google madam and prostitution
She is pragmatic, and, like Obama has learned the lesson that it's better to achieve something rather than aim for perfection and get nothing - her attempt at healthcare reform under the first Clinton presidency taught her that.
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