I like the word "trim." Is it just old fashioned? Or do I never hear it because it's rude?
Words like "twinkie" and "hoo-ha" definitely make me want to break out the really rude words.![]()
I like the word "trim." Is it just old fashioned? Or do I never hear it because it's rude?
Words like "twinkie" and "hoo-ha" definitely make me want to break out the really rude words.![]()
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I've never heard the word "trim".
Karen
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I've never heard the word trim, either. Is it British?
I have no problem saying vagina, but the other words make me laugh. I think we've become way too serious about this stuff. Sure, I taught my kids to say the correct words, but, I would rather laugh...
We just need Latin words for twinkie and twinkle.
"Down there" just means Australia, doesn't it?
Reading this thread really makes me laugh out loud. I'm sitting in the living room with my laptop laughing and laughing and DH is like "what the heck are you laughing about?" I don't want him thinking about all the TE hoo has, Zsa Zsa, twinkie, twinkle, trim, labia, vagina, crotch, down there, girl stuff, so I just tell him "never mind, it's a long story" and he goes back to reading Bicycling magazine.
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