Do you know you are getting old when people start calling you Ma'am or Lady?
541806
Yes Ma'am I have noticed that. By the way lady, your slip is showing.
379464
A....Maybe because you are getting OLDER!\n\n\nDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDAAAAAAAAAAAA
372508
Time to go find someone who will call you his lady!
694257
Getting older!!\nOoh.....just aged some more......
363972
Sometimes I wonder if it is me. Thanks for your question. I don't feel so outdated anymore.
40425
No, you're not getting old.  They need slapped across their smart little faces.  Know how I know?  I was the same way, and I attribute it to little or no discipline  :-)
897413
No, it's not true.  There are definite subcultures within the United States about which a lot of non-natives aren't told.  The Southern United States use the Ma'am/Sir title a lot more than the Northern United States.  I grew up in Michigan, very close to Canada.  I now live in Texas and have for half my life (I am 37).  People in Michigan call other people in polite company Mr. or Ms.  If I were to call my mother "ma'am," she would assume that I was being sarcastic and snarky.  Yet, I call coworkers ma'am or sir.  This extra politeness is referred to as "Southern Hospitality."  Here is where that is clearly defined: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_hospitality
487022
when you stop referring to them as children!!!
521719
weather or you are getting old
1018048
aren't you a little old to say things like "duuuurrrrrr"?
984795
ask, share, and stop worrying about that phrase whorish\nA 92 yo woman made me a beleiver that the things you do when you are young are the ones that will carry you through old age\na little "whoish" is fun, enjoy it
970000
Hi Older,  You hit the nail on the head. Grab your hat and lets go.\n\n  Clowmy
691044
No... just a sign your getting old!\n\nLOL
1038992
LOL!  You are aging yourself.  Yes, there's another Georgy deep inside.
872824
You say "Tu eres" or "Tu estás" if you address an older person who you must respect then you say "Usted es" or Usted está".. ☺
450401
It's definitely still used but mostly by the older generations. For the younger generations it thus has a slightly negative connotation as a aging woman rather than a young one.
89785
nah...\n\nPeople have been complaining that the current generation is worse than the past ones literally since Aristotle. Times changes, as do attitudes and fads. Sometimes the old folks (and that would probaby include me at 44) sometimes don't keep up with it and have a lot of nostalgia for what they *think* was there youth.