Great word, used in the English language for centuries. Interestingly, it's the only word that refers to the entirety of a woman's genitalia.
It was actually men who effectively outlawed the word, viewing it as 'a vulgar word for a vulgar thing.' |
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"Great word, used in the English language for centuries. Interestingly, it's the only word that refers to the entirety of a woman's genitalia.
It was actually men who effectively outlawed the word, viewing it as 'a vulgar word for a vulgar thing.' "
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"Ever called anyone a Berk?
It is shortened rhyming slang - Berkshire Hunt...
Is that true? Love it!
My dad says Berk all of the time!  "
Yes, absolutely true.
Next time just say... 'who are you calling a cunt, Dad?' |
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By *ikilovesCCouple
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"Ever called anyone a Berk?
It is shortened rhyming slang - Berkshire Hunt...
Is that true? Love it!
My dad says Berk all of the time!
Yes, absolutely true.
Next time just say... 'who are you calling a cunt, Dad?'"
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lol never knew that 
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"Ever called anyone a Berk?
It is shortened rhyming slang - Berkshire Hunt..."
I knew the rhyming slang but didn't associate calling someone a berk with it.
The other rhyming slang is "grumble" short for "grumble and grunt". |
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