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From my experience, it goes for both genders, though does seem to be more common amongst and referring to males and is masculine in use IMO. As a side note, Fil likes to call females he is fond of "doll".  But so does Mil. "Doll" is a term of endearment for females in Aus IME (in my experience). P.S.S. I really <3 acronyms... & symbols. Language evolving me thinks! ƸӜƷ (  ) Thx in lrg part 2 technology.
Last edited by Alisa; Wed 05 Oct 2011 02:09:AM. Reason: Butterfly
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