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Sax, don't know whether this was wankeress as in "a woman who diddles" or as in "loathesome Baroness Young person". He was with a female friend of mine when he asked and she barely ever talks about anything except sex, so probably the former.
I can't really see any need for new words of abuse which specify gender but I can see a need for a good and positive shorthand for female masturbation, since it seems to me to be a phenomenon of a whole different order to the male variety.
One is a cheese and pickle sandwich and the other is a three course meal with wine and liqueurs. Or such has been my impression.
I know where I am with a cheese ploughman's but I'm confused by the cutlery when it needs to be cordon bleu. I note that shortfatdyke uses the word wanking, so maybe the difference can only be heard in the tone of voice and the length of the syllables.
Sir Jack: Women merely "glow"
Now I'm reconsidering the use of the phrase "a glowing reference" in my earlier post.
Bear: "Flicking the Bean"
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