Why do men use the slang term of "hooters" for the real thing?
113913
Because the term "titties" is too offensive.
642750
I am the definition.  juss playin.  its a person that has their hoes go service folks orally or sexually, collect money, then bring it right back to the pimp.  In Exchange the pimp pays the hoes, but the pimp is the center of the business.  He outfits the hoes, gives them territory, protects them, and keeps their hoe skills in check.  Lot of pimps nowaday that you see will wear matchin outfits to the T, I'm talkin green and gold hat with trim, jersey, jacket, pants, shoes and laces.  Pimps stroll (walkin up and down the street slightly distanced from their hoes).
492451
The expression "Put up your dukes" comes from old Cockney rhyming slang: "Put up your forks. Put up your Duke of Yorks." (forks refer to fingers and hence your hands)\n\nHowever there is a line of thought that the phrase "put up your dukes" and "duke it out" refer to the name of the God of Boxing, Polydeuces
446305
That is a stereotype started by jealous uggos with no physique.  If they were gay they would dance ONLY for men since I hear men make up most of the overall audience and tip better
766941
It's a longstanding pattern of sexism in assigning labels.\n\nBachelor vs. Old Maid or Spinster\nMan about Town vs. Loose Woman\nGigolo vs. Ho\nPlayer or Stud vs. Easy, Sl*ut or Skank\n\n\nIT'S REVOLTING.  People should think about what they say, and the messages it sends to the people around them - especially their sisters, little brothers, girlfriends, wives, nieces, daughters, sons, etc.  when they hear you use these kinds of sexist terms.\n\nAnd why are Men referred to as 'Guys' while women are very often called 'Girls'  by men (as if we're still children)?  It's insidious sexism.
491078
Someone you grew up with, friend or not, and someone with whom you have shared any number of bonding experiences at home, in school, at work, or in any close-knit atmosphere. Homie means you have lived in the same area as this person for a significant amount of time in your life, but the term is appropriately used by those friends who truly feel comfortable referring to each other with such respect. It isn't a word that should be taken advantage of, because a person recognizes who is a friend and who isn't. Therefore, a true homie is always down, while lesser friends will just be out to use you, borrow money from you, bum a ride in your car, etc.\n\nYo, homie, I'll be at my house incase you want to come kick it later.
965603
I have no idea, really. Maybe they think it's what makes them "Gangsta". Or maybe the bitches and hoes are just members of that sex not deserving any respect. Frankly, I have no idea, let's just leave them to it.
328944
If you mean, "why are the called skippers?", it's just a slang term.  Presumably it derives from maritime terminology.
528601
You are right - they are putting on an Act.\nHave you not seen a group of women in a circle chatting, and one will have that forced high pitched cackle/laughter that you can hear a mile away.  It's all Phony and that one will be the one to put on histrionics during sex.
1095472
for sure, people use that word to easily.\n\nthey dont realize that "pimps " are usely very bad people who force women to have sex with "customers" and take the money for it.\n\nthey also are involved with child sex trafficking. which is one of the most abomidable practices on this planet.\n\nso when you say "you look pimp, dude" you are really saying "you look a like a child rapist, or a woman abuser."\n\ni would also like see women stop calling each other, Hoes,  Bitches, C**ts, sluts, and other demeaning words.\n\nand i would for damn surelike to see men stop using them!
863649
It's old school slang for butt
180925
At one time before the body art boom, it meant you were gay.  It was a signal from one homosexual to another.  These days it's as meaningless as saying 10-4 good buddy to a trucker.
787987
It's slang for semen. It can also refer to male orgasm in general.
990412
its another slang term for a hoe
818986
Men are easier to poke fun at! They often do stupid things on their own naturally, without a script!
540260
It's an onomatopeic expression used humorously to denote someone grumbling and ranting, and quite often to replace a bout of swearing with something more socially acceptable. It's quite old-fashioned, not really used anymore...
738196
Yea...It's called slang.