For John...
...who called me a "rotter" today, and then told me that I haven't been pouting enough lately.
posted by Ali at 12:56 PM
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
...who called me a "rotter" today, and then told me that I haven't been pouting enough lately.About Me
- Name: Ali
- Location: Manitoba, Canada
I’m a lover and a fighter. I’m extremely curious. I hunger for knowledge, but I’m hopelessly lazy. I have dreams nearly beyond the scope of imagination. I wear my heart on my sleeve. I adore curse words. I’m easy to read, yet amazingly complicated. Next to my daughter, belly laughs are the highlight of my day. Essentially I’m a riddle, wrapped in an enigma, rolled in make-believe, dipped in immaturity, and sprinkled with sarcasm.
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6 Comments:
A rotter? Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
I took it badly - he was giving me hell for making him feel bad about something - :)
What a beautiful pout!
I take back my "rotter" now.
I would only call that a half pout really...sure you can do better than that.
Some pout. You can stick that lip out farther than that.
Seems Terri does not know what a "Rotter" is and perhaps Ali was not totally sure? Maybe it is a purely British term?
I think it comes from around the 1920s, Rotter being a term of abuse used by the younger upper classes - anyone seen Jeeves and Wooster - as in "He's an absolute rotter!" Similar terms were "Cad" and "Bounder". These days they are not words that are taken seriously (at least they shouldn't be!) and "Rotter" is almost a term of endearment! It works really well when combined with a good pout.
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