Mary Poppins and Lady-Bits
anonymous
January 31 2005, 23:33:14 UTC
Fine fine, you hassled me so much, I will mention how you didn't have jellyroll on your list. It's black crole apparently, and Van Morrison says it a lot. It means prostitutes lady bits apparently.
I bet you didnt know that that big word they use in Mary Poppins is a word Scottish Miners use with prostitutes. It means "give me the dirty filthy wench," but if they use it, nobody else around will know what they're saying and so there wives and the police will never find out. Cheeky scamps.
I like Rusty Bullet Wound by the way, I'll have to try and include that in my day to day conversations more often.
Love Robin
Oh man, i dont think it posted this, so i'll do it again.
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But I don't think I want too.
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as in, "im playing with my Jenny"
Beth and myself would like to know what a Harriett is.
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It was always just pencil sharpeners and pencils. Never a holder.
Me and Sarah decided to only ask what one was at a time so we didn't look too naive.
But hey if we don't need them surely it just enforces our non-whoreness.
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I bet you didnt know that that big word they use in Mary Poppins is a word Scottish Miners use with prostitutes. It means "give me the dirty filthy wench," but if they use it, nobody else around will know what they're saying and so there wives and the police will never find out. Cheeky scamps.
I like Rusty Bullet Wound by the way, I'll have to try and include that in my day to day conversations more often.
Love Robin
Oh man, i dont think it posted this, so i'll do it again.
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