Something that has been bothering me

[2kitties]

Well, I guess I'm not completely up on my stipper slang! I was just under the impression that a stripper's version was smaller and usually adorned.

[micki76]

Originally posted by 2kitties
Well, I guess I'm not completely up on my stipper slang! I was just under the impression that a stripper's version was smaller and usually adorned.

LOL! WAY smaller!

[Soledad]

Actually, as someone who has had stripper friends, they are not that small.

[micki76]

Originally posted by Soledad
Actually, as someone who has had stripper friends, they are not that small.

The ones that my friend was required to wear are very small (only cover a certain area) and can be clear or colored and adorned. It used to be a law here, I don't know if it still is, that they be worn. I always thought clear kinda defeated the purpose.

Great, now I'm talking about stuff that shouldn't be said here!

[Soledad]

You know those things on your upper body. You know how they are round. They cover those things. And since those things differ in size, the little cover upper things have to cover a broad range. I'd say the smallest they come in is bigger than a silver dollar.

[2kitties]

"nipples" people. They're called "nipples." Since when did that become a dirty word??? Sorry, but I refuse to accept that a non-slang term for a female body part, when used in anatomical, not sexual, reference, is dirty. Please tell me we don't have to teach children that the term "nipple" is dirty.

[Soledad]

Good question. I don't find the word offensive, but considering the new PT standards, who knows....

[Aspen and Misty]

I'm sorry Aly

I'll send you a PM

Ashley

[carole]

Well I am glad someone else had the courage to ask what pasties are? I have never ever heard of them, mind you we probably call them something else here lol!

[momoffuzzyfaces]

Gosh, do NONE of you read The Cat Who book series by Lilian Jackson Braun? There is a bistro in Moose County that serves Nasty Pasties which are "like turnovers filled with meat, potatoes, and turnips." No one in Moose County has been known to wear one, but to each his own.

[carole]

HA HA very funny, actually I mean't to add that is the only kinda pasties I know of the eating kind.

[IttyBittyKitty]

"Won't someone please think of the children?"





Come on, lighten up guys!

EDIT: having trouble getting the IMG code to work as an img instead of a url .. weird.

[primabella]

Originally posted by IttyBittyKitty
"Won't someone please think of the children?"





Come on, lighten up guys!

EDIT: having trouble getting the IMG code to work as an img instead of a url .. weird.

LOL IBK! Good ol' Simpsons...

[mahayana]

Greetings to everyone- I am a fan of the Doghouse forum. I live in a house full of pets and my wife spends a lot of time at Pet Talk. This is my first post since I joined up.

What bothers me is intolerance, name-calling, put-downs, and hostility. I love the controversial subjects and hope you will continue discussing them. I am a pacifist ( though I spent the last two years working on an Air Force base), a long-time opponent of the death penalty, and (as you may have guessed by the name I chose) I have an affinity for zen buddhism.

"I strive to become enlightened, for the sake of all living creatures" is a buddhist precept. Peace and love!

[tatsxxx11]

Wonderfully said, Mahayana You echo my sentiments completely! It's not the controversial nature of the subject matter discussed in the Dog House that concerns me. But the manner in which it is addressed, the tone of the discussion , is what either draws me in or turns me away. I've always found great wisdom in the thinking of Mark Twain...To paraphrase, when engaging in debate, one is most convincing when the rhetoric is kept civil! When the dialogue becomes too personal, all credibility, as well as your point, is lost! Welcome to Pet Talk...hope you join in the discussion sometime soon!