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Driftwood-came across this slang term and thought it fit the OT...
Posted on 2/22/19 at 12:19 am
Posted on 2/22/19 at 12:19 am
Been studying up on Permaculture because my BIG squeeze wants to try and become more "self reliant". In the course of my studies I came across something called "Driftwood".
After researching I found out two things:
First is that driftwood is a type of wood washed ashore and has been weathered by a lake, Ocean, River. It looks very different from its original look after weathering and drying.
Secondly, and more important to the OT, "Driftwood" is also a slang term meant:
All credit goes to..
Urban Dictionary
After researching I found out two things:
First is that driftwood is a type of wood washed ashore and has been weathered by a lake, Ocean, River. It looks very different from its original look after weathering and drying.
Secondly, and more important to the OT, "Driftwood" is also a slang term meant:
quote:
Noun: An erection that is wasted or not put to use; Wood that never finds its port and is thus worn away/beaten and eventually gives up.
When Rhiana, the neighbor, asked if I wanted to "watch a movie" I thought for sure we'd get down. To my chagrin, we literally watched a movie while my driftwood bobbed in vain on a hopeless, lonely, sea.
All credit goes to..
Urban Dictionary
Posted on 2/22/19 at 12:21 am to reo45
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an erection that is wasted
THIS the marriage check in thread?
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Posted on 2/22/19 at 5:18 am to reo45
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I thought for sure we'd get down. To my chagrin, we literally watched a movie while my driftwood bobbed in vain on a hopeless, lonely, sea.
Why is it that I doubt anyone who would use the term "we'd get down", or driftwood would ever say "To my chagrin" or "in vain on a hopeless, lonely, sea."......
This post was edited on 2/22/19 at 5:29 am
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