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  • ...must be 'queef.'

    (I've had some spare time on my hands today.)

  • Been watching South Park recently?

  • Been watching South Park recently?

    I have not. It was brought to mt attention by a colleage. I've spent some of today trying to find funnier and don't think I can.

    It can also be spelled *quife. *

  • Shuttlecock is funnier

  • Wibble

    About 4:30 in

    YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

  • They are fine words and always make me smirk but they lack the onomatopoeic joy of queef.

  • I like 'flange' and gusset and 'phlegm' is a good freakout.

  • They are fine words and always make me smirk but they lack the onomatopoeic joy of queef.

    I think you just found a new funnier word.....

  • yeah, but, does anyone ever really say queef? it's just a novelty word, the literary equivalent of a beer hat. there are many better examples i reckon (although i'm fucked if i can think of one this minute).

  • I like 'flange'

    Don't we all?

  • "Sphincter" is also good.

  • I can't resist the simplicity of Seaman. If you're as childish as me, you just chuckled to yourself.

  • Dr. Evil: "Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to my submarine lair. It's long, hard and full of seamen!"

  • yeah, but, does anyone ever really say queef? it's just a novelty word, the literary equivalent of a beer hat. there are many better examples i reckon (although i'm fucked if i can think of one this minute).

    what about something being "graunchy"? for example when you know a b/b is just about dead but youre gonna run it til it siezes up then throw it away

  • what about something being "graunchy"? for example when you know a b/b is just about dead but youre gonna run it til it siezes up then throw it away

    Did you just make that up?

  • i always say it, spose old dried out headsets can be a bit graunchy too, know what i mean?

  • Gusset

    that's usually reliable

  • that is a hilarious clip, nice one.

  • "Murtle"

  • Those blackadder sketches have reminded me of this for some reason:

    YouTube - A Bit of Fry and Laurie - SAS - Library

    Not a funny word as such, but a great name for any character. I don't know how they got away with it!

  • Lube
    Moist
    Spunk
    Flaps
    One for the whole family: Conundrum

  • there was a woman once I met called 'virginia kuenter' south african poor cow.......

  • I know a Tiffany Bottomly. Her parents clearly weren't thinking.

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