If you are writing a letter

[Marty Funkhouser]

and you dont know if the woman you are addressing it to is a Mrs, a Miss or a Ms - how do you address her?


Dear ??? Jones?

[Cock Womble 7]

Ms.

[Famous Graham]

Ms.

[Don]

Cock Womble 7 said:

Ms.

This.

[DavesFlaps]

Oi, Slag,.......

[10 Pence Short]

DavesFlaps said:

Oi, Slag,.......

What?

[Marty Funkhouser]

Ms? What does that mean anyway? For some reason I thought it was only to be used for widows?

[Jasandjules]

Dear Madam.....

[Marty Funkhouser]

Jasandjules said:

Dear Madam.....

Oooooh another one in the mix....now I am really confused....

[ZOLLAR]

Ms Low cut top,

Sorry i was staring at your Boobs

Yours ever so faithfully
Marty Funkhauser.

thought i'd help you out with the letter your writing!

[Dixie68]

Marty Funkhouser said:

Ms? What does that mean anyway? For some reason I thought it was only to be used for widows?

... and 'women in comfortable shoes'.

[ZOLLAR]

Marty Funkhouser said:

Ms? What does that mean anyway? For some reason I thought it was only to be used for widows?

Don't quote me on this but i thought it was something the EU state started (Although i may be completely wrong and dreamt that up )

[Famous Graham]

Marty Funkhouser said:

Ms? What does that mean anyway? For some reason I thought it was only to be used for widows?

Originally meant for the situation you're describing, but these days far too often employed by militant feminist bints who object to the idea of title being determined by marital status.

[Cock Womble 7]

Marty Funkhouser said:

Dear Ms. Jones?

Are you Rigsby?

Edited by Cock Womble 7 on Tuesday 29th June 15:32

[Marty Funkhouser]

Famous Graham said:

Marty Funkhouser said:

Ms? What does that mean anyway? For some reason I thought it was only to be used for widows?

Originally meant for the situation you're describing, but these days far too often employed by militant feminist bints who object to the idea of title being determined by marital status.

Bloody hell. Another step on the road to broken Britain.

[Cock Womble 7]

Famous Graham said:

Originally meant for the situation you're describing, but these days far too often employed by militant feminist bints who object to the idea of title being determined by marital status.

The antidote to this is to refer to any "woman" with short hair and dungarees as "Miss".

[Sheets Tabuer]

Dear miss smelly cat lady.

[papabear]

try....

Let me break it down sugar tits,

[Cas_P]

papabear said:

try....

Let me break it down sugar tits,

"whoa, hold on a minute there sugar tits"

But yes, "ms" because you don't know, I presume? If she's a miss or mrs or as said above a militant feminist that will always be "ms" regardless of marriage or not.

[monthefish]

10 Pence Short said:

DavesFlaps said:

Oi, Slag,.......

What?

Go and put your knickers on and make me a cup of tea.








OP - Use 'Ms' if you are signing "Yours sincerely" and use 'Madam' if you are signing "Yours faithfully"

Ms is the Feminist's non-specific term akin to Mr for the male gender.

Edited by monthefish on Tuesday 29th June 16:22