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Originally Posted by Christmas Neeve
It may have needed to be done, but not be another passenger, that's the point, he had absolutely no right to put his hands on that boy.
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Originally Posted by Christmas Neeve
Technically speaking maybe, but I would still consider a 19 year old as a boy/girl as they're still teenagers. People still referred to me as a girl when I was well into my 20's, I don't see the issue tbh.
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Originally Posted by Christmas Neeve
I never called him a little boy though or stated he was underage or not an adult, I just referred to him as boy as I would any other 19 year old boy  Infact, here in Cork we refer to just about everyone as "boy" even girls 
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A 19 year old is not a boy. They are an adult.
Boyo - is used as a derogatory term and is used when questioning the respectablity or morale grounding / bad behaviour / etc, of a male person in Scotland - on the other hand can be any age .....from very young cheeky upstarts, to fully grown man in their advancing years