Did you know that...(those weirdo Brits say the darndest things)

[Heidi]

I'd think it would make the keyboard sticky, not slick.

Just sayin'... :)

[Félix]

First slick, then sticky. You know ....

[Heidi]

Eww.

[Heidi]

Knickers. :)

[Félix]

:)

[Heidi]

:D

[Sally, la reina]

oh ew, Jim! Ew!


No, I'm not still drinking nog. But I thought of it today when I put the last of the carton in my coffee.


I thought: "goodbye to the extra 1000 calories a day you were giving me, dear nog"

[Félix]

chicken knickers

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[Jessica]

good heavens.

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SICK! PUKE! THAT IS SO DISGUSTING!

[Heidi]

I bet it made her knickers smell funny.

[Félix]

Do you know my friend Sal(monella)?

[Jackie "the Librarian"]

That is NOT hygienic.

[Félix]

Ya think?

[Sarah]

Gåry wrote: "Fanny is not what you think, it's a mere inch or so away.

"

Yep. The Brits find our use of "fanny pack" hysterical.

[Jessica]

yes, I made sure to make mention of this when my sister-in-law opened her very deluxe xmas present of a fanny-pack from my brother...
:)

[Sally, la reina]

They make deluxe fanny packs?

[Félix]

For deluxe fannies.

[Sally, la reina]

What are you saying about Jessica's sister-in-law, Homer?

[Félix]

DEE-lucks!

[Leslie]

I always wondered why the British called buggering buggering--until one day I was reading this book about the history of shamans and found the answer. It turns out that several hundred years ago, there was a sect in Bulgaria that considered anal sex between men holy, I think almost like a sacrament. So the connection was made between that act and Bulgaria, and now we have the word bugger.

[Sally, la reina]

Wouldn't it then be called "bulgering"? Hee hee.

[Félix]

That's fascinating, Leslie.

[Meen]

Anal sex is hole-y.

(heehee)

[Leslie]

Yeah, it pretty much is. :)