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sir(noun): term of address for a man

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Tomer Shacham
Satan Is Real , SIR
LikeReply 16 years ago
- Oluwasegun Ekundayo Rotifa
  That is just a statement of fact. It is not anything acholating in anyway. Another example is to say: Life is full of ups and downs", "another one is to say Death is real". Does it make death something different from what is it? No, of course.
  
  Sir is a polite word from another language to simply express some level of respect to a higher authority by age, position, etc. If "sir" means anything funny, then what about "Ma"? more »
  LikeReply 26 years ago
- Oluwasegun Ekundayo Rotifa
  The funniest thing is that majority do not actually have what they stand for so they fall for everything anyone presents as whatever.
  
  Tell them, today that LOL means "Satan their lord", they will swallow it. Tomorrow, tell them it means another thing, they switch to that again. They are just bunch of powders, easily blown from one side to another end with any sluggish breeze.
  
  Tell them that eating food must be with fork and knife you will see that they will get rigid to using fork to sip even water. Tell them that the correct way of eating bread and tea is holding the bread in your right hand, and the tea cup on the left hand, you will see them sticking to that even when he or she is a natural lefty, (a left-handed person).
  
  I always laugh alot of people when they get rigid about life in the name of keeping to a rule that someone, sometime, somehow felt within himself and setup to suit his situation. They lack the rationale behind the theory yet they can preach to defend it to a fault as if all their lives depend solely on it.
  
  They forget the aspect that says that "There are no hard and fast rules about life". Be reasonable, live right and you will naturally be fine. You could teach or train up children in certain ways but once you become an adult, you should be able to reason better than children and be your real self.
  
  Is it not funny to see that someone is sweating profusely and yet he is wearing a three piece suit right inside fierce hot sun? He just feels he has to keep to the rules not minding his comfort or state of health. What if you see a farmer in a very hot afternoon in the farm, holding cutlass, sweating and still in his three piece suit? Is it reasonable?
  
  You should know things that are OK or not, things that are good for you and not affecting another person negatively. It is not just in the keeping of rules that you can't explain. These types of rules are the ones I call inconsequential. They apply to you and you alone.
  
  Which ever hand you hold your bread, how does it concern or affect me? Which ever way you choose to sit down in your vehicle, what is my stress about that? Which ever arrangement or sequence you choose to follow in your morning cleaning up(after waking u from your bed, use water to wash your face first, brush your teeth, go to toilet, take your bath, dress up then eat your breakfast or you rearrange the sequence to your taste). Which ever arrangement you choose, it has no consequent negatively on your neighbors.
  
  Remember that, "Too many rules spoil the game". more »
  LikeReply 16 years ago
- STANDS4
  Oluwasegun Ekundayo Rotifa , Thanks for sharing this important information.
  LikeReply4 years ago
Paramjit Gill
For Indians, it is "Servant (Slave) I Remain" because that is what they want.
LikeReply 37 years ago
- Subash Nathan
  I know even u r a indian slave..
  LikeReply 17 years ago
S.k. Pandey
Does Sir mean this also - 'Slave I remain' ?
LikeReply 27 years ago
- Mota Manu
  Yes it is..
  LikeReply 27 years ago
Lennon English
Sir DOES not mean Slave I Remain. it is derived from the term Sire and was originially used by kings and queens to address their knights and baronets. thus stated, a king our queen would not call themselves a slave to a knight or baron. cmon people. research. more »
LikeReply 107 years ago
- Sai Kumar Anand
  Kings does not call "Sir" but we people call them Sir
  LikeReply 16 years ago
Srikanth Goud Uppala
Slave i remain.which is nothing but sir
LikeReply 27 years ago
Rohith Raj
Slave i remain
LikeReply 47 years ago
Shaurya Banerjee
Steric Inhibition of Resonance (in organic chemistry )
LikeReply 27 years ago
Vinay Naik
It's, ' slavery in respect '
LikeReply 48 years ago
Jeyabharath Ramar
Slave I Remain
LikeReply 28 years ago
Abthul Hakkeem
hi nirathi me also find that word bt i dnt get...if u know pls let me know
LikeReply 19 years ago
Clarita Clavijo
I´ve been working on a translation about comparing universities and came across this acronym, but still trying to find out what it stands for. I found the following meaning: SERVICIO IBEROAMERICANO DE RELACIONES INTERNACIONALES) which probably stands for ´´International Relation Services´´. I just hope this is it. From context, I can say this would probably be the most appropriate. more »
LikeReply 29 years ago
Maged Mansour
Signal interference ratio.
LikeReply 39 years ago

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