My sex misconceptions
Freddy Woo writes, "aged eight, a boy from my class told me everything these was to know about sex: male prostitutes are called destitutes and women use tampons to stop men sticking their willies up them. Also, women pee out their bums, something I didn't realise was wrong until I was about 18 and my first girlfriend looked at me aghast."
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zero points for conception/misconception jokes
( , Thu 25 Sep 2008, 15:54)
Freddy Woo writes, "aged eight, a boy from my class told me everything these was to know about sex: male prostitutes are called destitutes and women use tampons to stop men sticking their willies up them. Also, women pee out their bums, something I didn't realise was wrong until I was about 18 and my first girlfriend looked at me aghast."
Share everything - Uncle B3ta wants to know.
zero points for conception/misconception jokes
( , Thu 25 Sep 2008, 15:54)
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Growing up in the rather happy & trippy go lucky days of the early rave culture in South Africa afforded me the kind of existential existence based on half truths and out of body experiences that were in direct correlation to type of music that was playing and the amount of LSD we were ingesting. One particular half-truth expounded at length by all psychedelic narcotic enthusiasts was related to a relatively new drug on the scene - ecstasy.
In between observing animals mutate out of the walls and watching tv in a blank space populated by nothing other than oxygen we noted that consumers of this "new drug" where particularly affectionate towards each other. One thing struck a resonate chord between all of us - men were massaging each other with their shirts off and seem to be loving it.
And so it came to pass that for a long time we held the mistaken belief that the reason gay people existed was because of ecstasy. This was confirmed by most, if not all of our friends in the scene. A belief we were to hold until the fateful day we were convinced that "this stuff is so fucking good its worth turning gay for". We tried it. We didn't turn gay. It was ace.
Length? I don't know...I never ended up batting for the other team.
( , Mon 29 Sep 2008, 12:33, Reply)
Growing up in the rather happy & trippy go lucky days of the early rave culture in South Africa afforded me the kind of existential existence based on half truths and out of body experiences that were in direct correlation to type of music that was playing and the amount of LSD we were ingesting. One particular half-truth expounded at length by all psychedelic narcotic enthusiasts was related to a relatively new drug on the scene - ecstasy.
In between observing animals mutate out of the walls and watching tv in a blank space populated by nothing other than oxygen we noted that consumers of this "new drug" where particularly affectionate towards each other. One thing struck a resonate chord between all of us - men were massaging each other with their shirts off and seem to be loving it.
And so it came to pass that for a long time we held the mistaken belief that the reason gay people existed was because of ecstasy. This was confirmed by most, if not all of our friends in the scene. A belief we were to hold until the fateful day we were convinced that "this stuff is so fucking good its worth turning gay for". We tried it. We didn't turn gay. It was ace.
Length? I don't know...I never ended up batting for the other team.
( , Mon 29 Sep 2008, 12:33, Reply)
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