Hec, is that really the way you said that to Emmett?
Except for the Noel Coward part. That's just for Buffista consumption.
My mom says that sometimes when you do that they don't grow back.
Poor Debbie Reynolds. Poor Jean Harlow.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Hec, is that really the way you said that to Emmett?
Except for the Noel Coward part. That's just for Buffista consumption.
My mom says that sometimes when you do that they don't grow back.
Poor Debbie Reynolds. Poor Jean Harlow.
Which lesson is 'boompty boompty'?
That's filed under Appendix C, Using Colloquialisms, Idioms and Regional Pecularities in Sex Talk
Still Waiting For Erin To Talk Dirty In Middle English...
In bedde, when thee Goldynne Shouers swoote..."
Today, I discovered why my corner of the teacher workroom, where I have my desk, has different carpeting than the rest of the room.
Apparantly when it rains really hard, that corner floods.
I would say "headdesk", but you'd hear more of a "sploosh" than a "thud" if I tried it right now.
Argh.
Swyve me, big boy! Kiss my quaint!
That's filed under Appendix C, Using Colloquialisms, Idioms and Regional Pecularities in Sex Talk
Many's the time a woman has said to me "Oh Harvey, fill me with your regional peculiarity in your own personal idiom!" Harvey? The hell?
Ah, but is it an accented peculiarity? Or a corkscrew one?
In bedde, when thee Goldynne Shouers swoote..."
She never disappoints.
Swyve me, big boy! Kiss my quaint!
It's sexier than Old English! Oh yes it is!