Beef curtain. Sounds like a Argentinian border.
What Do You Call It?
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Hmmmmm, interesting, I, ."Mr A Team" call it her, or she, as in an individual, also pussy, or ladybits when I'm stroking it, however, others call it a multitude of things, especially when in the heat of the moment, and what they may be doing to her !!
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So yours is kitty's pussy then that is all very feline.Ermm pussy i think, i use cunt far too much for other things, love the horror on some peoples face when i say it!!
Seriously?0ne I heard a cupple months ago , fluffy bit. But she didn't have any fluff on her , cracked me up .
Ermm pussy i think, i use cunt far too much for other things, love the horror on some peoples face when i say it!!
Ooer...
MOTM
I'm not a fan of that either it just meh to me, I'd rather get someone screaming and moaning than just purring.
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Oooh I like a lady who puts on a performance..."with yellow feathers in her hair and a dress cut down to there"! Down to "there" -so that's what Barry Manilow called it!
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Nobody use Muff any more?
Pussy definitely seems the most widely accepted these days. And my favourite too.
Don't know about in erotic literature, but in real life cunt is far too offensive. I'd never dream of saying that to a woman. Even my good wife.
Pussy definitely seems the most widely accepted these days. And my favourite too.
Don't know about in erotic literature, but in real life cunt is far too offensive. I'd never dream of saying that to a woman. Even my good wife.
Oh God yes.. Muff diving. Long time no hear.
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I think the more up-to-date equivalent would be clunge
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That just sounds wrong ...I think the more up-to-date equivalent would be clunge
Bwahaha that's fantasticI think the more up-to-date equivalent would be clunge
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No Inbetweeners fans here then...
I'll get my coat...
I'll get my coat...
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Muff...sounds like something you have for breakfast -maybe not so bad after all...
Even the Guardian is debating it.......!
In praise of the C-word
In praise of the C-word
What a fantastic and humorous article
These two snippets made me grin, and I am reading this during a small coffee break before HRH gets the whip out again..
"Both Chaucer and Shakespeare used the C-word frequently to provide comic relief. I remember being delighted, when studying Hamlet at A-level, to learn that Shakespeare was a fan, using the term “country matters” as deftly and cryptically as only he could, to refer to oral sex."
and;
"Furthermore, my mum is probably reading this and it would really upset her to see it in print. So for this reason, I’ll stick with the C-word where possible, rather than cunt."
hahaha
