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SEXUAL TERMS AND THIER ORIGIN...

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By *easingTim OP   Man
over a year ago

Loughlinstown

Now, it's time to round up all you Sexperts and Fab historians to see if you've any insights regarding the origins of certain sexual phrases, curse words or sayings...

Here's one example...

The term "blow job" is used even though there's no blowing involved as...

a. It could have been used a euphemism or better term than a "suck job"

b. It might refer to the explosive climax of the orgasm

Any words or phrases you'd like to explain and feel free to make up one or two if you can for the giggle!!!

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By *easingTim OP   Man
over a year ago

Loughlinstown

* THEIR

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork

Geoffrey Chaucer used an early English version of the word "cunt"... that was back in the 1300's.

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By *easingTim OP   Man
over a year ago

Loughlinstown


"Geoffrey Chaucer used an early English version of the word "cunt"... that was back in the 1300's. "

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As Kate Lister, a s-expert in these matters said that the particular word "can be traced back to the old Norse ‘kunta’ and Proto-Germanic ‘kunto; but before that cunt appears to be quite elusive,”

I'm sure it was and well put Kate

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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago

Newry Down

Geoffrey Chaucer's lauded Canterbury Tales was truly pornographic as was the 1973 film based on these tales, for example:

The Nun's Priest's Tale!

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By *itemeagainMan
over a year ago

Wexford

Maybe blow job comes for a time or a person who felt it a chore that blows ...

She kept saying "I hate this job , it blows shit balls "

Or something like

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By *ombikerMan
over a year ago

the right side of the river


"

Now, it's time to round up all you Sexperts and Fab historians to see if you've any insights regarding the origins of certain sexual phrases, curse words or sayings...

Here's one example...

The term "blow job" is used even though there's no blowing involved as...

a. It could have been used a euphemism or better term than a "suck job"

b. It might refer to the explosive climax of the orgasm

Any words or phrases you'd like to explain and feel free to make up one or two if you can for the giggle!!!

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It actually comes from the shortening of the original name (below job)

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By *inkyKaty33Woman
over a year ago

cork

Although isn't it possible to blow up a foreskin like a ballon... maybe has some truth to it after all

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By *easingTim OP   Man
over a year ago

Loughlinstown

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By *easingTim OP   Man
over a year ago

Loughlinstown


"

Now, it's time to round up all you Sexperts and Fab historians to see if you've any insights regarding the origins of certain sexual phrases, curse words or sayings...

Here's one example...

The term "blow job" is used even though there's no blowing involved as...

a. It could have been used a euphemism or better term than a "suck job"

b. It might refer to the explosive climax of the orgasm

Any words or phrases you'd like to explain and feel free to make up one or two if you can for the giggle!!!

It actually comes from the shortening of the original name (below job) "

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Sources actually say that it was initially called an "Elbow Job" (as a anagram) as the recipient would nudge their partner with a wink when in the mood for some lazy relief

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By *itemeagainMan
over a year ago

Wexford


"

Now, it's time to round up all you Sexperts and Fab historians to see if you've any insights regarding the origins of certain sexual phrases, curse words or sayings...

Here's one example...

The term "blow job" is used even though there's no blowing involved as...

a. It could have been used a euphemism or better term than a "suck job"

b. It might refer to the explosive climax of the orgasm

Any words or phrases you'd like to explain and feel free to make up one or two if you can for the giggle!!!

It actually comes from the shortening of the original name (below job)

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Sources actually say that it was initially called an "Elbow Job" (as a anagram) as the recipient would nudge their partner with a wink when in the mood for some lazy relief "

It dosnt matter anymore... its now called .... suckin me off ...

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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago

Newry Down

The Kama Sutra is cited frequently and erroneously that it is a list of sexual positions, when it is actually a detailed formula for achieving greater fulfillment in life.

An early form of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, which was postulated (by Maslow) and developed by him many centuries later.

We in the West assume that we are advanced civilised societies,but the Indians had the situation sussed thousands of years ago; and this is also true in astronomy, mathematics, etc

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