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Actually the fag/cig thing is a big joke around my friends up here.
I dont know if they're bi or just really loose guys who like to try things (Probably the latter) but one of one of my friends' favorite things to say before going for a cig is "I have to go wrap my lips around a fag."
He's a huuuge barrel-chested guy, really cute, and as far as I know, straight as a pole. But he does seem to be one of those kinds who aren't homophobes. AT one slumber party he got himself into a night gown, got his nails painted and even went on a booze run in said night gown (And little else)
But yeah, its a joke here, although mostly because of the double meaningDo radioactive cats have 18 half-lives?
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It may not be as well known, but I believe the word we Americans sometimes use for a woman's behind is considered to be MUCH more offensive across the pond. I don't want to type it, as I don't want Raps banning me, but there was an American personality who had it as her first name, her last name is Flagg, and she wrote "Fried Green Tomatoes."Quoth Lace Neil Singer View PostNot sure if there are any other double meaning words that cause so much hilarity.
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Awhile ago, my mom had some friends from Belfast over here for a few weeks, and one day when they (and I, for I was playing Boston tour guide that day) were about to depart for downtown, she asks one of them (both of whom carry large purses) "Do you want a fanny pack?"Quoth Lace Neil Singer View PostOh yeah, *sniggers*. Plus our bumbag is your fannypack; sorry, but I can't help having a sly snigger whenever I hear of that. Immature, I know.
It was taken in very good humor though; what made it even more amusing is that my mom will tend to use Brit slang regularly so she should have known what she was saying."I am quite confident that I do exist."
"Excuse me, I'm making perfect sense. You're just not keeping up." The Doctor
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