Exposed!
Two Hats asks: Ever been naked in public? Have you ever exposed yourself, indecently or otherwise? Tell us your adventures as a prolific sex pest or accidental flasher
( , Thu 8 Aug 2013, 13:35)
Two Hats asks: Ever been naked in public? Have you ever exposed yourself, indecently or otherwise? Tell us your adventures as a prolific sex pest or accidental flasher
( , Thu 8 Aug 2013, 13:35)
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There isn't a user-friendly word.
It's one of nature's mysteries.
( , Tue 13 Aug 2013, 10:18, closed)
It's one of nature's mysteries.
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I find "minge" is usefully all-purpose
Not so offensive that you couldn't say it in front of a vicar, but not so childish that you feel like an idiot saying it
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Not so offensive that you couldn't say it in front of a vicar, but not so childish that you feel like an idiot saying it
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I might be wrong
but I think Nunny is an old term for it, maybe mediaeval or Shakespearean.
( , Tue 13 Aug 2013, 11:45, closed)
but I think Nunny is an old term for it, maybe mediaeval or Shakespearean.
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Could be both
I know they used cunny, but I've definitely heard it called a nunny as well.
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I know they used cunny, but I've definitely heard it called a nunny as well.
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"Minge" sounds like a dirty word, to me.
"Muff" is more pleasant sounding, or maybe "mimsy", which is pleasingly similar to "whimsy".
"Take a look at my Lord Peter", would be a nice euphemism.
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"Muff" is more pleasant sounding, or maybe "mimsy", which is pleasingly similar to "whimsy".
"Take a look at my Lord Peter", would be a nice euphemism.
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I've only ever heard it from Evie when she told that story
I normally go for "foof"
In this context, I mean. Not as a general life choice.
( , Tue 13 Aug 2013, 11:54, closed)
I normally go for "foof"
In this context, I mean. Not as a general life choice.
( , Tue 13 Aug 2013, 11:54, closed)
I find 'Cumdumpster' perfectly acceptable to say to a vicar.
Or possibly 'Gateway to her guts'?
( , Tue 13 Aug 2013, 12:01, closed)
Or possibly 'Gateway to her guts'?
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oo oo oo! just remembered...
my old gran, 92 has some one do her garden for her now.
every time she tells me she's had 'the lady gardener' round and what a thorough job she did i have to leave the room.
( , Tue 13 Aug 2013, 13:27, closed)
my old gran, 92 has some one do her garden for her now.
every time she tells me she's had 'the lady gardener' round and what a thorough job she did i have to leave the room.
( , Tue 13 Aug 2013, 13:27, closed)
yeh yeh
let me guess. You think your post is onto a winner, so you think popping up in other people's posts will win you some more clicks?
/desperate
( , Tue 13 Aug 2013, 16:55, closed)
let me guess. You think your post is onto a winner, so you think popping up in other people's posts will win you some more clicks?
/desperate
( , Tue 13 Aug 2013, 16:55, closed)
thank you
for the insight into your sad bitter little thought processes
/comes as no surprise
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for the insight into your sad bitter little thought processes
/comes as no surprise
( , Tue 13 Aug 2013, 17:56, closed)
ate you the tearful plumber with the chip on his shoulder or the tearful wannabe australian with the chip on his shoulder?
because nobody cares
( , Wed 14 Aug 2013, 12:23, closed)
because nobody cares
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