Hench is strange to you but buff and ripped isn't?TerribleAssassin said:This, just when some guy randomly goes:Rofl-Mayo said:I hate any racial slurs or the word "gay."Random Chav said:Your gay.
And also Hench, I don't know what it is about it, it's just such a starnge word, why can't these youths use buff or ripped?
Moist you say? Why, moist isn't too bad a word in all moistly moistness, I often say in a manner most moist.SenseOfTumour said:Moist.
My Ford goes vroom and Taylor McGregor drives it to Maslow's hierarchy of needs.The Rockerfly said:AgreedSimuLord said:I can live with accounting terms (except for motherfucking Dollar Value LIFO---I am SO fucked on this Thursday's test!) But management terms can sod off.
Fuck all these motivation theories and the theorist
Maslow
Mcgregor
Taylor
Ford
Vroom
Herzbergs
Try and apply this shit in real life you fuckers, see how far before someone strikes or tells you to stop being an idiot
Apart from marxism :3
Pants is perfectly acceptable.Tarlane said:The personage involved would also probably be important.megs1120 said:I suppose it would all come down to the cause of the moistness.Tarlane said:So the real problem would be if someones panties were moist?megs1120 said:My two least favorite words are, in no particular order, "panties" and "moist". Bleecchh.
"Panties" is so juvenile-sounding and degrading, it's not even feminine, it's like something a pedophile would say. Yuck!
"Moist" is just a gross word to say, it feels slimy coming out of someone's mouth. Moist. Like a squishy, dirty diaper or the ground surrounding a slimed-over bog. Aaagh!
Now though, while I was originally just making a jape at your comment and the possible relation of the two words, since we have had a bit of back and forth I have decided I am genuinely curious.
What would be an appropriate word to use for women's underclothes? 'Undergarments' sounds ancient if 'panties' is juvenile. I always thought of that as simply the correct term for them, men(generally) wear boxers, briefs or an uncomfortable combination of the two while women(generally) wear panties that are further designated by their cut. I realize that some cuts have developed their own name with popularity,thong or bikini for example, but I can't think of a different term to use for a standard pair without getting less descriptive. 'Underwear' could mean a bra, boxers, or even long johns after all.
I do hope you take a moment to answer this since I'm not being any more sarcastic than usual, I am genuinely curious and ready to improve my lexicon for ladies underclothes.
AAARRRRRRRRGGGGGGHHH!!!!FargoDog said:Epic choice.Redlin5 said:"Epic"
I am so sick of that word. It makes me angry just thinking about that word.
OT: Moist. AaaRgHgHG!
That made no sense, but it was hilarious.Lord Mountbatten Reborn said:Moist you say? Why, moist isn't too bad a word in all moistly moistness, I often say in a manner most moist.SenseOfTumour said:Moist.
I think only chavs do that.Hosker said:And also when people say "everything" with a K at the end, so it sounds like "everythink". Why do people do that!?