
I have short, slightly built mates, and I'd never refer to them as tiny, little men. If I did I'd expect a glass in the face.
I might say someone is smaller or shorter than me, but always careful how you put that across.
( , Fri 8 Apr 2005, 12:43, archived)

You'd 'expect' a glass in the face.
Would you be dissapointed if it didn't happend and glass yourself?
( , Fri 8 Apr 2005, 12:45, archived)

secure about the fact that he's on the shorter side, and the fact that he's skinny.
Even more so, since meeting my ex, and realising he could take him in a fight
/has history of dating skinny men
( , Fri 8 Apr 2005, 12:46, archived)

This is important to us men.
But considering that my gf's ex was in iraq and his squad killed over 40 people with their bayonets i am staying well clear.
Fucking nutter.
( , Fri 8 Apr 2005, 12:52, archived)

to my ex's current last night.
We only exchanged a few words (well, I used words, he used mainly inarticulate grunts) but it was surprising how easy it was to infer the whole of his personality from them. He is clearly a poncy American fool.
*bristles*
edit: I probably could not take him in a fight. I have no idea how to take anyone in a fight, what with being a civilised human being and all.
( , Fri 8 Apr 2005, 13:02, archived)