greetings From Lincolnshire

[Sam]

This is my first time here, I resign mainly within the Force Academy site. Moonshadow has been exstremely informative about your site I now just need to learn to navigate around here.

I am a beauty therapist and different to most Jedi, I use words that most of you may think I'm flirting but these are words i use in every day language. These words may be Sweeti, hunny, Babe, darling, I would not like to offend anyone but I'v have had other Jedi get the wrong impression.

[Mindas Arran]

Welcome to the boards!

I'm curious -- what is a beauty therapist?

[Sam]

A Beauty therapist is some who does, Manicures, pedicures, hair removal, Facials, Massage that knid of thing

[Scratbuster]

lol im from uk and im the same lol.. nicknames are commonplace amongst me matey

[Moonshadow]

Welcome to the JRC, Sam! Glad you found your way here. Please let me know if you have any questions. :)

--Moonshadow

[JediJason]

Hi Sam, I'm over on the coast at Great Yarmouth. :)

[Sam]

Wel at least i'm in good company thanks Brits

[stancheung75]

Welcome, in the town that I'm from we are known to add the word "Hon" at the end of our sentences. It's such a common thing that we sometimes forget it's not a part of the vocabulary outside our area. As a matter of fact we even have a street festival to brag about our "Honriffic" ways. The Baltimore Honfest (http://www.honfest.net/)

I really love to see people on here from outside of the United States because I learn something new even when it's just in passing. For example I've never seen the words Beauty Therapist before. But now that I think about it the word really makes sense. We're used to words like esthetician. But Beauty Therapist sounds much better.

Take care Hon

-Stan"tastic"

[RyuJin]

lol most of the time i don't even pay attention to nicknames added in casual conversation..it happens so often to me that i really don't notice anymore, and i'm in the states
when i was younger i would get a bit confused but i've long since learned that things are not always as they sound or appear

[jdmcowan]

I've never seen the words Beauty Therapist before. But now that I think about it the word really makes sense. We're used to words like esthetician. But Beauty Therapist sounds much better.

I don't know. It makes it sound like something's wrong with my beauty and I have to get treatments to see if it can be fixed. Will the new government insurance cover that?

I think we mostly use the word "beautician" here.

[Sam]

Wel thank so much for everyones in put, I have to say that it has put a smile on my face about my job title.

If any one would like to expand on any treatments that I do please feel free. I do most forms of massage. Facials, pedicures, manicures, waxing (thats my favourite treatment)tinting. You can either respond here or contact me on my e mail sammyj66@hotmail.co.uk