Ha ha, I just got honked at -- in a good way

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Well, in my case, it clearly wasn't a proposition, or she'd have slowed down. But sometimes you can detect if things are said in a derisive tone, and I detected none of that. Not knowing either way, I just decided to take it as a free compliment.

The few times I've yelled compliments at girls -- which would be once, or maybe twice in my life -- I meant those terms of endearment, but I wasn't sincere in the sense that I wanted to get to know her.

Oh yes! The Rugby World Cup has been heavenly

Coincidentally, I got honked at this morning for the first time in years. I was minding my own business, walking the dog along a country lane, when a pick-up came past us with two unknown young men smiling and waving.

I didn't get the usual honk though, but instead a couple of blasts of a cockerel crowing. I wonder if they had fitted it especially for the purpose of honking at women

Wow. I swear I posted an answer to that
question. Hope 'twas just the site croc up,
and not something more sinister. I THINK
my post didn't mention the problems that
were going on in this forum.

Here in redneck country if a woman drives by honks, and yells "hey baby" out of the window...you better start running...especially if you're brave enough to venture out at night.

people only throw hard bagals at me when i walk. or honk scaring the sh-t out of me

Once I was riding a bike on a street, standing up on the pedals, and some totally-not-my-type woman driving a car said to me "Ride it! Ride it like you're riding a horse". I was not impressed.

Once I was stuck in traffic and had to piss so badly that I peed into a bottle. About 30 seconds later, I noticed some housewife with her kid next to her, in her lumbering SUV, ogling down at me. It was kind of funny, but the situation of having to piss in a bottle because of traffic preventing me from finding a bathroom, was too infuriating for me to care. Also, I hate SUVs.

I've had to do that before. But I was parked, and not in traffic, so no one saw me. But it was in broad daylight.

It means that she was drunk and that you should have ignored her. It happens to me all the time. I'm the designated and resident village moron in my hometown.

I get honked at a lot. It's scary.