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"Why is a blow job called a blow job when it's dangerous to actually blow? I have more but as I keep exposing my naivety on here I'll leave it at that one for now." It's actually comes from originally being called a 'below job'!  I've heard two reasons, first because it was done ' down below' and second that it it was a cheaper act that prostitutes would perform and so it was 'below' full sex. | |||
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"Why is a blow job called a blow job when it's dangerous to actually blow? I have more but as I keep exposing my naivety on here I'll leave it at that one for now. It's actually comes from originally being called a 'below job'! I've heard two reasons, first because it was done ' down below' and second that it it was a cheaper act that prostitutes would perform and so it was 'below' full sex. "Thank you! | |||
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"Why is a blow job called a blow job when it's dangerous to actually blow? I have more but as I keep exposing my naivety on here I'll leave it at that one for now. It's actually comes from originally being called a 'below job'! I've heard two reasons, first because it was done ' down below' and second that it it was a cheaper act that prostitutes would perform and so it was 'below' full sex.
Thank you!"no worries..It's amazing the bits of random useless info I can remember, but can never remember what day it is | |||
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"no worries..It's amazing the bits of random useless info I can remember, but can never remember what day it is "ah i can answer that question.. today is the day after yesterday | |||
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"no worries..It's amazing the bits of random useless info I can remember, but can never remember what day it is
ah i can answer that question.. today is the day after yesterday "Lol problem solved.. | |||
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"Why is it called a Boxing ring when its actually square? " Isn't that because the fights used to happen in the middle of a ring of people? The it all got formalised. | |||
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"There is a sexual technique involving blowing while performing oral sex. Forming a tight-ish seal with the lips, the person blows gently while the lips remain around the cock." That sounds both complicated and hard work. I'll sticky to sucking. | |||
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"u suck, i blow...my load blowjob" That's credible too. | |||
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"Why is dogging called dogging? I took my Dalmatian along once and found out it wasn't what I thought it would be." Thanks, that's one of the ones I want answered too (not the Dalmatian bit). | |||
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"Why is dogging called dogging? I took my Dalmatian along once and found out it wasn't what I thought it would be." It refers to dogging and piking. Years ago, dog walkers would 'happen' upon a courting couple and the said dog walker would pike (watch) the couple. The term over time changed to dogging a couple, instead of piking, hence to 'dog' a couple, is to watch them, and obviously the dogwalker being the watcher. | |||
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"Why is dogging called dogging? I took my Dalmatian along once and found out it wasn't what I thought it would be. It refers to dogging and piking. Years ago, dog walkers would 'happen' upon a courting couple and the said dog walker would pike (watch) the couple. The term over time changed to dogging a couple, instead of piking, hence to 'dog' a couple, is to watch them, and obviously the dogwalker being the watcher." Can you still take the dog? | |||
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"Why is dogging called dogging? I took my Dalmatian along once and found out it wasn't what I thought it would be. It refers to dogging and piking. Years ago, dog walkers would 'happen' upon a courting couple and the said dog walker would pike (watch) the couple. The term over time changed to dogging a couple, instead of piking, hence to 'dog' a couple, is to watch them, and obviously the dogwalker being the watcher. Can you still take the dog?" Many do. | |||
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"Why is dogging called dogging? I took my Dalmatian along once and found out it wasn't what I thought it would be. Thanks, that's one of the ones I want answered too (not the Dalmatian bit)." Could you stick your out as far and find the answer to cottaging, I've an estate agent friend that has been trying to convince me for years that she can market my cottage, and somehow I'm worried what I may be getting myself into. I'm straight! honest, I'm straight!  | |||
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Cottaging is a British gay slang term referring to anonymous sex between men in a public lavatory (a "cottage",[1] "tea-room"[2] or "beat"[3]), or cruising for sexual partners with the intention of having sex elsewhere.[4][5] The term has its roots in self-contained English toilet blocks resembling small cottages in their appearance; in the English cant language of Polari this became a double entendre by gay men referring to sexual encounters.[6]
"Cottage" is documented as having been in use during the Victorian era to refer to a public toilet and by the 1960s had become an exclusively homosexual slang term.[7][8] The word used in this sense is predominantly British (a cottage more commonly being a small, cosy, countryside home), though the term is occasionally used with the same meaning in other parts of the world.[9] Among gay men in America, lavatories used for this purpose are called tea rooms. WIKI
why is a snowball ( the sexual act ) called a snowball? its not cold. or round....  | |||
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" Cottaging is a British gay slang term referring to anonymous sex between men in a public lavatory (a "cottage",[1] "tea-room"[2] or "beat"[3]), or cruising for sexual partners with the intention of having sex elsewhere.[4][5] The term has its roots in self-contained English toilet blocks resembling small cottages in their appearance; in the English cant language of Polari this became a double entendre by gay men referring to sexual encounters.[6]
"Cottage" is documented as having been in use during the Victorian era to refer to a public toilet and by the 1960s had become an exclusively homosexual slang term.[7][8] The word used in this sense is predominantly British (a cottage more commonly being a small, cosy, countryside home), though the term is occasionally used with the same meaning in other parts of the world.[9] Among gay men in America, lavatories used for this purpose are called tea rooms. WIKI
why is a snowball ( the sexual act ) called a snowball? its not cold. or round.... "My friends mother in law suggested they went cottaging as a family. Makes me wonder where and in what context she 1st heard the phrase! | |||
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" Cottaging is a British gay slang term referring to anonymous sex between men in a public lavatory (a "cottage",[1] "tea-room"[2] or "beat"[3]), or cruising for sexual partners with the intention of having sex elsewhere.[4][5] The term has its roots in self-contained English toilet blocks resembling small cottages in their appearance; in the English cant language of Polari this became a double entendre by gay men referring to sexual encounters.[6]
"Cottage" is documented as having been in use during the Victorian era to refer to a public toilet and by the 1960s had become an exclusively homosexual slang term.[7][8] The word used in this sense is predominantly British (a cottage more commonly being a small, cosy, countryside home), though the term is occasionally used with the same meaning in other parts of the world.[9] Among gay men in America, lavatories used for this purpose are called tea rooms. WIKI
why is a snowball ( the sexual act ) called a snowball? its not cold. or round.... "So.whats in a cottage pie?! 
A snowball is a christmas drink, yellow stuff that makes your granny do the can can on the dining room table after half a bottle. | |||
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" why is a snowball ( the sexual act ) called a snowball? its not cold. or round....
A snowball is a christmas drink, yellow stuff that makes your granny do the can can on the dining room table after half a bottle."I never want to see yellow spunk  | |||
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The phrase "blow job," for oral-genital sex performed on a male, is surprisingly new in terms of its widespread understanding and usage. It started to appear in slang dictionaries in the 1960s, around the time pop icon Andy Warhol released his film Blow Job, containing several explicit depictions of the act. Earlier the term had been used by college men, prostitutes, and printed in underground pornography, but it was not yet commonplace.
To many Americans in the 1940s and 1950s a "blow job" was a faster-then-the-speed-of-sound "jet airplane." It took off and gave everyone nearby a "blow job." The Thesaurus of American Slang (1953) records an example of this usage from an issue of the San Francisco Examiner in 1945: "A P-59 jet propelled Airacomet, affectionately called the 'blow job' by flyers, will make several flights in 1946."
Linguist think the sexual connotation of "blow job" evolved from "blowoff," an expression meaning to finish off, to climax, to end. "Blowoff" in this sense is related to "blow off steam," to put an end to a emotionally frustrating experience. When a prostitute gave a client a blow job she was helping him "blow off" the steam of sexual arousal. In the 1930s, street-walkers offered oral sex with the phrase "I'll blow you off." It suggests 'I'll cool you down,' 'I'll release your steam.'
Some linguists think the term "blow job" evolved gradually from an eighteenth century European name for a prostitute, blower. A popular name for penis at the time was "whorepipe," and it is easy to see how the woman who played the instrument came to be called a "blower." But was the act called a "blow job?" There's no indication of that.
Today the word is commonplace, uttered as often by women as men. In the following limerick, a widow has just had her cheating husband's body cremated and is about to dispose of his ashes:
"A bitter new widow, quite tough,
To her mate's ashes said in a huff,
You've diddled young girls,
Never brought me no pearls,
And wanted me to blow you - so puff!" | |||
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