and National Beer Day. That's quite the combo.
Happy International Beaver Day
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I can honestly say that I have never had any international beaver
Technically unless you’ve only had Native American beavers exclusively, then you had international beavers. Just a few generations removed.
My guess is it originated either because they're furry, or "watch out, them things'll bite ya"
A'ight, I took one for the team and looked this up. Several different answers. The euphemism's first time in print is the 1920's. However, it's believed that the term was widely used in Georgian England and the New World when brothel's made their courtesans shave down there; assuming this would cut down on the spreading of diseases. The Johns didn't care for the bald look, so small wigs were made called merkins. Merkins were made from beaver pelts.
Here's another list for you degenerates: NSFW Language or Topic
Why is it called that? Tracing the linguistic journey of vaginal verna
Buckle up for a wild ride through the wacky world of genital slang. Join us as we lift the veil (or should we say, the fig leaf?) on these inventive expressions and explore what they reveal about our collective bashfulness and love for a good giggle.
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Reminds me of many late nights as a youth in front of the tv in the den, squinting and trying to decipher what exactly those people were doing to each other in "Emanuelle 3" on Cinemax.
I saw a recently released mainstream movie that they said the main actress wore a merkin, causing me to wonder wth a merkin was, now that merkin and beaver pelt are connected at least I can sleepA'ight, I took one for the team and looked this up. Several different answers. The euphemism's first time in print is the 1920's. However, it's believed that the term was widely used in Georgian England and the New World when brothel's made their courtesans shave down there; assuming this would cut down on the spreading of diseases. The Johns didn't care for the bald look, so small wigs were made called merkins. Merkins were made from beaver pelts.
Here's another list for you degenerates: NSFW Language or Topic
Why is it called that? Tracing the linguistic journey of vaginal verna
Buckle up for a wild ride through the wacky world of genital slang. Join us as we lift the veil (or should we say, the fig leaf?) on these inventive expressions and explore what they reveal about our collective bashfulness and love for a good giggle.
Here is Don Merkins, not to be confused with Don Merlins, showing his latest assortment of Merkins. These allegedly moisture wicking technology
I recently remember reading something about that - had no idea that was a thing or why it needed to be a thing
Nice beaver peltA'ight, I took one for the team and looked this up. Several different answers. The euphemism's first time in print is the 1920's. However, it's believed that the term was widely used in Georgian England and the New World when brothel's made their courtesans shave down there; assuming this would cut down on the spreading of diseases. The Johns didn't care for the bald look, so small wigs were made called merkins. Merkins were made from beaver pelts.
Here's another list for you degenerates: NSFW Language or Topic
Why is it called that? Tracing the linguistic journey of vaginal verna
Buckle up for a wild ride through the wacky world of genital slang. Join us as we lift the veil (or should we say, the fig leaf?) on these inventive expressions and explore what they reveal about our collective bashfulness and love for a good giggle.
****did he stick that one to his face or did he forget to wipe it off?
If I remember correctly beavers eat wood.
one of you needs to bring the scene from How I Met Your Mother where Robin and a friend are performing the Beaver Song on a Canadian version of a children's show.
The best part of that video is the bouncy ball words at the bottom.
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