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Watched a very interesting programme about the bed. Beds used to consist of straw on top of straps and every night before settling down the straps had to be tightened so you didnt fall through. Also herbs to repel insects were spread amongst the straw so the bedbugs wouldn't indeed bite. This was going back to the 1500's isn't it marvellous how some expressions still get used today without really knowing the meaning of them.
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"Watched a very interesting programme about the bed. Beds used to consist of straw on top of straps and every night before settling down the straps had to be tightened so you didnt fall through. Also herbs to repel insects were spread amongst the straw so the bedbugs wouldn't indeed bite. This was going back to the 1500's isn't it marvellous how some expressions still get used today without really knowing the meaning of them.
Care to share your expressions and meanings from history with everyone?"
The other night i was watching a programme about the living room and how it had progressed over the centuries.
I found out what chairman of the board ment and also daylight robbery |
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Harold Braithwaite was the first ever recorded practitioner of Dogging in the year 1911....he was caught standing on the running board of a Model T Ford, trousers around his ankles with his cock poking through the window of Lady Cynthia Smythes window....Police reported that Egbert Smythe was seen to be wanking as his wife marvelled at the todger of Mr Braithwaite.
Braithwaite was fined Three Shillings at Woolwich Central Court |
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I remember hearing somewhere that the term honeymoon dates back thousands of years to babylon where the brides father would supply the groom with as much mead as he could drink for a month , mead being made with honey and their calender being lunar based meant this period was known as the honey month hence honeymoon . Alledgedly  |
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The popular phrase
'A hand in the bird is worth two in the bush'
Is a very early swinging term from The Bronze Age. It pertains to the overly hairy minges they had in those days and the fact if you had a hand already in her vagina and there were also two hands in her bush, there was probably another person in there somewhere. |
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"The popular phrase
'A hand in the bird is worth two in the bush'
Is a very early swinging term from The Bronze Age. It pertains to the overly hairy minges they had in those days and the fact if you had a hand already in her vagina and there were also two hands in her bush, there was probably another person in there somewhere."
Stop being all PC. When you say Bronze you really mean Ginger don't you? |
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"The popular phrase
'A hand in the bird is worth two in the bush'
Is a very early swinging term from The Bronze Age. It pertains to the overly hairy minges they had in those days and the fact if you had a hand already in her vagina and there were also two hands in her bush, there was probably another person in there somewhere.
Stop being all PC. When you say Bronze you really mean Ginger don't you?"
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