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 Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 3:46 pm
Why is it called a b*****b, when there's no blowing going on?
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 1:40 am
Weird Fox Why is it called a b*****b, when there's no blowing going on? That's actually a very good question. I kinda wanna kgb it.
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 11:10 am
Soothsayer Jeckal Weird Fox Why is it called a b*****b, when there's no blowing going on? That's actually a very good question. I kinda wanna kgb it. kgb?
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 11:34 am
Weird Fox Soothsayer Jeckal Weird Fox Why is it called a b*****b, when there's no blowing going on? That's actually a very good question. I kinda wanna kgb it. kgb? THEY... KNOW... EVERYTHING.
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 1:00 pm
Beta Flyer Weird Fox Soothsayer Jeckal Weird Fox Why is it called a b*****b, when there's no blowing going on? That's actually a very good question. I kinda wanna kgb it. kgb? THEY... KNOW... EVERYTHING. indeed they do know everything. And for the low price of one American dollar they will give you the answer you seek. ninja
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 2:54 pm
Weird Fox Why is it called a b*****b, when there's no blowing going on? I'm going to let Cartwright take this one as he has given another guy...Never mind.
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2011 9:14 am
timhaynie Weird Fox Why is it called a b*****b, when there's no blowing going on? I'm going to let Cartwright take this one as he has given another guy...Never mind. Don't out yourself Tim.
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2011 10:14 pm
Cartwright timhaynie Weird Fox Why is it called a b*****b, when there's no blowing going on? I'm going to let Cartwright take this one as he has given another guy...Never mind. Don't out yourself Tim. Good one..
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2011 10:38 pm
The name came from one of 3 possibilites: Victorian slang for a "below-job" (as in below the belt), for the volcanic reaction of the resulting orgasm, or a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck".
"The common slang term b*****b is a misnomer, as blowing is not normally part of fellatio. In fact, blowing air into a partner's p***s is an unhealthy practice. It is most commonly thought to be a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck". It has been suggested to be a corruption of "below-job", allegedly an old Victorian slang term that was commonly used to describe the act. However, there is a third school of thought that believes the word "blow" in "b*****b indicates the climax of the p***s (compare to blowing of a volcano). The phrase "b*****b originated in the 1940's; at the time, it was also used by Allied pilots as a slang term for jet aircraft."
So basically said person is doing a 'Job' below the belt of a person who proceeds to 'blow' their load, as it is compared to the 'blowing of a volcano'.
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 2:32 pm
Yukari Clepsydra The name came from one of 3 possibilites: Victorian slang for a "below-job" (as in below the belt), for the volcanic reaction of the resulting orgasm, or a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck". "The common slang term b*****b is a misnomer, as blowing is not normally part of fellatio. In fact, blowing air into a partner's p***s is an unhealthy practice. It is most commonly thought to be a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck". It has been suggested to be a corruption of "below-job", allegedly an old Victorian slang term that was commonly used to describe the act. However, there is a third school of thought that believes the word "blow" in "b*****b indicates the climax of the p***s (compare to blowing of a volcano). The phrase "b*****b originated in the 1940's; at the time, it was also used by Allied pilots as a slang term for jet aircraft." So basically said person is doing a 'Job' below the belt of a person who proceeds to 'blow' their load, as it is compared to the 'blowing of a volcano'. Hello Tim.
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 4:00 pm
Yukari Clepsydra The name came from one of 3 possibilites: Victorian slang for a "below-job" (as in below the belt), for the volcanic reaction of the resulting orgasm, or a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck". "The common slang term b*****b is a misnomer, as blowing is not normally part of fellatio. In fact, blowing air into a partner's p***s is an unhealthy practice. It is most commonly thought to be a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck". It has been suggested to be a corruption of "below-job", allegedly an old Victorian slang term that was commonly used to describe the act. However, there is a third school of thought that believes the word "blow" in "b*****b indicates the climax of the p***s (compare to blowing of a volcano). The phrase "b*****b originated in the 1940's; at the time, it was also used by Allied pilots as a slang term for jet aircraft." So basically said person is doing a 'Job' below the belt of a person who proceeds to 'blow' their load, as it is compared to the 'blowing of a volcano'. I was also curious of how we got the names for the days of the week and found out it was all named by the names of mythical gods or goddesses.
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 4:45 pm
Cartwright Yukari Clepsydra The name came from one of 3 possibilites: Victorian slang for a "below-job" (as in below the belt), for the volcanic reaction of the resulting orgasm, or a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck". "The common slang term b*****b is a misnomer, as blowing is not normally part of fellatio. In fact, blowing air into a partner's p***s is an unhealthy practice. It is most commonly thought to be a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck". It has been suggested to be a corruption of "below-job", allegedly an old Victorian slang term that was commonly used to describe the act. However, there is a third school of thought that believes the word "blow" in "b*****b indicates the climax of the p***s (compare to blowing of a volcano). The phrase "b*****b originated in the 1940's; at the time, it was also used by Allied pilots as a slang term for jet aircraft." So basically said person is doing a 'Job' below the belt of a person who proceeds to 'blow' their load, as it is compared to the 'blowing of a volcano'. Hello Tim. Something I was curious about a few months ago
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2011 4:53 pm
Yukari Clepsydra Cartwright Yukari Clepsydra The name came from one of 3 possibilites: Victorian slang for a "below-job" (as in below the belt), for the volcanic reaction of the resulting orgasm, or a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck". "The common slang term b*****b is a misnomer, as blowing is not normally part of fellatio. In fact, blowing air into a partner's p***s is an unhealthy practice. It is most commonly thought to be a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck". It has been suggested to be a corruption of "below-job", allegedly an old Victorian slang term that was commonly used to describe the act. However, there is a third school of thought that believes the word "blow" in "b*****b indicates the climax of the p***s (compare to blowing of a volcano). The phrase "b*****b originated in the 1940's; at the time, it was also used by Allied pilots as a slang term for jet aircraft." So basically said person is doing a 'Job' below the belt of a person who proceeds to 'blow' their load, as it is compared to the 'blowing of a volcano'. Hello Tim. Something I was curious about a few months ago And here I was thinking that was all a copy/paste job! xd
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2011 5:11 pm
Cartwright Yukari Clepsydra Cartwright Yukari Clepsydra The name came from one of 3 possibilites: Victorian slang for a "below-job" (as in below the belt), for the volcanic reaction of the resulting orgasm, or a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck". "The common slang term b*****b is a misnomer, as blowing is not normally part of fellatio. In fact, blowing air into a partner's p***s is an unhealthy practice. It is most commonly thought to be a facetious use of "blow" as the opposite of "suck". It has been suggested to be a corruption of "below-job", allegedly an old Victorian slang term that was commonly used to describe the act. However, there is a third school of thought that believes the word "blow" in "b*****b indicates the climax of the p***s (compare to blowing of a volcano). The phrase "b*****b originated in the 1940's; at the time, it was also used by Allied pilots as a slang term for jet aircraft." So basically said person is doing a 'Job' below the belt of a person who proceeds to 'blow' their load, as it is compared to the 'blowing of a volcano'. Hello Tim. Something I was curious about a few months ago And here I was thinking that was all a copy/paste job! xd It was, just from the site I asked
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