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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 5:08:11 PM

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LookieNoNookie wrote: It's like "whilst"....I fucking HATE that!!!!!!! "Whilst"....did we all just land in some Eurocentric time warp wherein which we've chosen to denigrate our own language protocols? WTFF is WHILST? I never said "whilst" even when I was stoned out of my complete freaking gourd!)

While I agree that `whilst' and its friend `amongst' are among the most pointless words in the English language, they've been around essentially forever. The O.E.D. has citations for `whilst' going back to 1375 and `amongst' is only 25 years younger. There really aren't many words in English that have been used for that long.

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 5:09:14 PM

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LookieNoNookie wrote: It's like "whilst"....I fucking HATE that!!!!!!! "Whilst"....did we all just land in some Eurocentric time warp wherein which we've chosen to denigrate our own language protocols? WTFF is WHILST? I never said "whilst" even when I was stoned out of my complete freaking gourd!)

While I agree that `whilst' and its friend `amongst' are among the most pointless words in the English language, they've been around essentially forever. The O.E.D. has citations for `whilst' going back to 1375 and `amongst' is only 25 years younger. There really aren't many words in English that have been used for that long.

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And I use both words! Yay me!

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 5:14:34 PM

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For all those women who want to try water sports but find it a little awkward. This item just might help!

http://www.kinky-clothes.com/store/images/3140-3149.jpg

How would that HELP, exactly?

Honestly I haven't a clue but it does look cool......:)

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 5:19:22 PM

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beeble wrote: While I agree that `whilst' and its friend `amongst' are among the most pointless words in the English language, they've been around essentially forever. The O.E.D. has citations for `whilst' going back to 1375 and `amongst' is only 25 years younger. There really aren't many words in English that have been used for that long.

Oh, hang on. There are citations for `amongst' going back even earlier, to ca. 1250. (Normally, entries are ordered by date but the entry for `amongst' is ordered by the corresponding meanings of `among'.)

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 5:20:20 PM

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Oh, LNN, I was going to offer you this incredibly hot evening of domination, all expenses fully paid, but, alas, I use "whilst," and I wouldn't want to violate your hard limits. I'll just have to find someone else.

I'd have to kill you.

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 5:22:51 PM

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For all those women who want to try water sports but find it a little awkward. This item just might help!

http://www.kinky-clothes.com/store/images/3140-3149.jpg

How would that HELP, exactly?

Having just momentarily ago reviewed that image....I would ask the exact same thing.

(Unless there's a slot for quarters and a handle in that picture I may have missed).

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 5:32:00 PM

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For all those women who want to try water sports but find it a little awkward. This item just might help!

http://www.kinky-clothes.com/store/images/3140-3149.jpg

How would that HELP, exactly?

Having just momentarily ago reviewed that image....I would ask the exact same thing.

(Unless there's a slot for quarters and a handle in that picture I may have missed).

Exactly, might as well do it into a nice crystal pitcher and... well, never mind.

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 5:53:36 PM

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beeble wrote: While I agree that `whilst' and its friend `amongst' are among the most pointless words in the English language, they've been around essentially forever. The O.E.D. has citations for `whilst' going back to 1375 and `amongst' is only 25 years younger. There really aren't many words in English that have been used for that long.

Oh, hang on. There are citations for `amongst' going back even earlier, to ca. 1250. (Normally, entries are ordered by date but the entry for `amongst' is ordered by the corresponding meanings of `among'.)

beeble.

I could be talking the pulley-blocks at the heads of topmasts, Beeble, but I seem to remember reading, ages ago in the Guinness Book of Records, that the oldest written word in English, still surviving, is "apple".

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 5:55:54 PM

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i drink directly from the source

thats the only way to do a golden shower the right way

and yes cumming is very enjoyable too ..or is cum the word you want

its like shes marking her territory until next time we play

...which usually is once or twice a week

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 5:59:20 PM

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LookieNoNookie wrote: It's like "whilst"....I fucking HATE that!!!!!!! "Whilst"....did we all just land in some Eurocentric time warp wherein which we've chosen to denigrate our own language protocols? WTFF is WHILST? I never said "whilst" even when I was stoned out of my complete freaking gourd!)

While I agree that `whilst' and its friend `amongst' are among the most pointless words in the English language, they've been around essentially forever. The O.E.D. has citations for `whilst' going back to 1375 and `amongst' is only 25 years younger. There really aren't many words in English that have been used for that long.

beeble.

Fehhhhh.....

If I recall....in 1375, leeches were common medicine for headaches.

(Just 'cause someone did a thing 800 years ago....don't make it viable).

:)

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 6:02:01 PM

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I've no objection to the use of 'whilst' or 'amongst' - and indeed use them frequently. However, what really boils my piss (relating this post, albeit tenuously, to the OP) is the pronunciation of words beginning with 'wh' as though they have an 'h' in front of them - eg. "hwhilst".

I know a man, only in his twenties, who does that with words that don't even have 'h's in them. He frequently gets beaten up in pubs, hwhich is not greatly surprising.

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 6:59:31 PM

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Fehhhhh.....

If I recall....in 1375, leeches were common medicine for headaches.

(Just 'cause someone did a thing 800 years ago....don't make it viable).

:)

I wouldn't talk too soon if I were you, LNN. Leeches and maggots are making a comeback in medicine:

http://www.livescience.com/health/050419_maggots.html

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/7/2009 11:09:37 PM

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Fehhhhh.....

If I recall....in 1375, leeches were common medicine for headaches.

(Just 'cause someone did a thing 800 years ago....don't make it viable).

:)

I wouldn't talk too soon if I were you, LNN. Leeches and maggots are making a comeback in medicine:

http://www.livescience.com/health/050419_maggots.html

Hahahahahahaha....I know all too well :) (I've dated some LOL)

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/8/2009 1:41:54 AM

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LookieNoNookie wrote: It's like "whilst"....I fucking HATE that!!!!!!! "Whilst"....did we all just land in some Eurocentric time warp wherein which we've chosen to denigrate our own language protocols? WTFF is WHILST?

beeble wrote: While I agree that `whilst' and its friend `amongst' are among the most pointless words in the English language, they've been around essentially forever. The O.E.D. has citations for `whilst' going back to 1375 and `amongst' is only 25 years younger. There really aren't many words in English that have been used for that long.

LookieNoNookie: If I recall....in 1375, leeches were common medicine for headaches.
(Just 'cause someone did a thing 800 years ago....don't make it viable).
:)

Well, make your mind up. You started off by complaining about people `denigrating our langauge protocols'. Well, the use of `whilst' *is* one of our own language protocols and has been for 740-odd years. It's not something we `just' started doing.

And, please, what's with the random insertion of `Eurocentric'? I don't see anything specifically European about the `denigration of language protocols', either in general or in this specific (alleged) case, so I can only assume that it's intended as a derogatory remark. It's not acceptable to use `Asian' or `black' or `Jewish' in that way so why do you feel it's OK to use `European'?

By the way, spelling is also one of our language protocols. It's `denegrate'. Also, `wherein' or `in which' but not `wherein which'.

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/8/2009 1:44:04 AM

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LookieNoNookie wrote: It's like "whilst"....I fucking HATE that!!!!!!! "Whilst"....did we all just land in some Eurocentric time warp wherein which we've chosen to denigrate our own language protocols? WTFF is WHILST? I never said "whilst" even when I was stoned out of my complete freaking gourd!)

While I agree that `whilst' and its friend `amongst' are among the most pointless words in the English language, they've been around essentially forever. The O.E.D. has citations for `whilst' going back to 1375 and `amongst' is only 25 years younger. There really aren't many words in English that have been used for that long.

beeble.

And I use both words! Yay me!

I knew You wanted to be English Ma`am

Whilst amongst is still admist us in daily use, amidst and whilst and not often amongst us this side of the pond.

I had a wry smile at a European language being classed as eurocentric, well duh !

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/8/2009 2:00:55 AM

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For all those women who want to try water sports but find it a little awkward. This item just might help!

http://www.kinky-clothes.com/store/images/3140-3149.jpg

How would that HELP, exactly?

Honestly I haven't a clue but it does look cool......:)

Well, I can tell you I once used such a form of condom to connect it to the catheter on a dom-afair during my days as a carer...and he was so not happy and it hurt him like mad until he got it off...he was slightly mad at me...so I would not recommend that unless someone really is wheelchair bound and needs it (which depends on the reasons for being wheelchair bound) or unless he is from the masochistic side...I surely would not dare to do that ever again with a prospective dom as I have no doubt at all that at the end it would hurt even me much more then I ever bargained for if I would dare to do that on my current involvement...

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/8/2009 6:31:58 AM

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I wouldn't talk too soon if I were you, LNN. Leeches and maggots are making a comeback in medicine:

http://www.livescience.com/health/050419_maggots.html

Hahahahahahaha....I know all too well :) (I've dated some LOL)

I don't understand. Your profile says you're straight.

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/8/2009 6:41:02 AM

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LookieNoNookie wrote: It's like "whilst"....I fucking HATE that!!!!!!! "Whilst"....did we all just land in some Eurocentric time warp wherein which we've chosen to denigrate our own language protocols? WTFF is WHILST? I never said "whilst" even when I was stoned out of my complete freaking gourd!)

While I agree that `whilst' and its friend `amongst' are among the most pointless words in the English language, they've been around essentially forever. The O.E.D. has citations for `whilst' going back to 1375 and `amongst' is only 25 years younger. There really aren't many words in English that have been used for that long.

beeble.

And I use both words! Yay me!

I knew You wanted to be English Ma`am

Whilst amongst is still admist us in daily use, amidst and whilst and not often amongst us this side of the pond.

I had a wry smile at a European language being classed as eurocentric, well duh !

Ooops, I use them too, though I got the excuse that English is my 3rd language... Quite a few friends use them too, not all of them are Etonian chinless wonders, but the majority of them went to public schools... Might have something to do with it?

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/8/2009 7:26:19 AM

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Nobody's bothered to ask me, but I'm going to answer anyway, so there. The pulley-blocks at the heads of topmasts are called "bollocks".

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RE: Golden Showers - 5/8/2009 7:55:34 AM

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As far as I'm aware the oldest words in English - according to my sources at Reading University - are 'I', 'we' and 'who'.

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