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Originally posted by mlprior
Chocolate?

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Feel free to give Tyra my number. 😀

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Originally posted by rbmorris
Sweet. I accept cookies,
Grandma's brand?

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Originally posted by rbmorris
Sweet. I accept cookies,
But do cookies accept you?

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Originally posted by Tyrannosauruschex
Has anybody else noticed that, when talking about sexual things, women always like to use the most technical and uncomfortable sounding words whereas men prefer euphamisms to try and play down the dirtiness of what they are talking about.

It seems strange that women claim to be less comfortable when it comes to sex yet they can talk about it with no trouble at all.
It's my experience that women talk a lot more about sex than men, actually.

We tend to make short comments or discuss about the situation but not the sex itself. Women, on the other hand, love to discuss every freaking detail.

Edit - Generalization caveat, notwithstanding.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Strange, to me it's exactly the other way round (maybe that's because I am a woman...). If you say "penis", it's just a technical term for a body part. If you avoid the word and use something that hints at what you mean without saying it directly, you make it sound like something terrible you can't talk about.
Maybe we could get the thread name changed to "Dirty Men". 🙂

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Maybe we could get the thread name changed to "Dirty Men". 🙂
What is it with you and sex changes?

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Originally posted by rbmorris
Feel free to give Tyra my number. 😀
Banks or nnossauroschex?

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Originally posted by Palynka
What is it with you and sex changes?
Misrepresentation much?

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
I find it odd that some vulgar terms are acceptable while other's are not. I think we should all call a penis a tallywhacker, and the female counterpart(s) a cookie.
Never heard cookie before.

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
Never heard cookie before.
It's in that film 'one fine day' that's the only time I've heard it.

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
Never heard cookie before.
I've heard of "cookies" in reference to an orgasm (as in "to get one's cookies" ), but not to a vagina. It's tallywhacker I never heard before.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
I've heard of "cookies" in reference to an orgasm (as in "to get one's cookies" ), but not to a vagina. It's tallywhacker I never heard before.
I've heard it, but just from one person. Never asked for an explanation.

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Originally posted by SJ247
I've heard it, but just from one person. Never asked for an explanation.
My mother called it "flower."

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
I find it odd that some vulgar terms are acceptable while other's are not. I think we should all call a penis a tallywhacker, and the female counterpart(s) a cookie.
lol, tallywhacker always cracks me up! 😀

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Originally posted by SJ247
I've heard it, but just from one person. Never asked for an explanation.
you could find several at urbandictionary.com