What do you call yours?

Well, we all have one :)
And we sometimes talk about it :o
mostly with girlfriends :p
especially after a very long ride on an uncomfortable saddle :eek:

my mama used to call it my "privates" :rolleyes:
and I've heard many many euphemisms since then....

like:
lilly :)
hoohaw :D
cutie patootie
area 51 :cool:


so, what do you call yours? and what other funny names have you heard for it?

Namaste,
~T~

Area 51!!! ROLF :D :D . That's fantastic - might adopt that for a laugh!

But to answer the question - I can't believe I never actually had a name for it, apart from - bottom. Also used the same name for my rear. Odd now I think about it.....

'Growler ' is my fave euphamism. Don't know why - just makes chuckle.

LOL, hoohaw, I've heard that one before.

Nothing out of the normal unprintables around here. But one of my kids, made up "shafooey" before he knew the right terminology for what girls have.

I think guys are the one that really have funny names for things.

irulan

heehee

since I posted I came up with or remembered another one:

My Sharona...

:D

I must spend too much time around the guys....seems like I have to come up with something to call the l'il lady....

Namaste,
~T~

I have been known to refer to the condition of my cha cha.

What?!! What's so funny?

:D

In lots of my posts about saddle problems, I came across a few. My favorite is 'girly-bits', but the one that works best when you're talking to your LBS is 'undercarriage.'

came up with this one while talking to DH about waiting for my new saddle (no offence to the brits amongst us)...

my "Queen of England"

:D

Namaste,
~T~

Here is another name for our girly bits, cha-cha, area 51 -


"PEACHes"

bits and pieces,
pootie,
and recently, danglies, referring to the part that most gets in the way on the saddle

Mine are:
ta-ta
hoo-hoo
southern hemisphere

I had never heard "girly bits" before visiting this site and it continues to be one of my favorites.

spazz

The ladies at work like to call it "cookie" but I don't use that cause it's too common of a word. Talk about baking some cookies and you won't be able to stop laughing! :p I prefer to use hoo-hoo.

I had a friend in South Carolina who called it her snapper (a bit naughty) so when that movie came out called The Snapper (meaning a baby over in Ireland, I think) we just about died laughing.

hoo hoo (whoo whoo?)

my unmentionables....

heard on the group ride this week:

clamp

:eek:

~T~