WHAT WE REALLY MEAN ...
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Women
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Men
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friend | Men whom we never want to see again, much less date. | A guy we go to a bar with, watch the game and drink Jaeger bombs. |
shoes | Something to be purchased for any special occasion, even a scrapbooking party. | Something that has to worn to get served at a bar. Three types: work, sneakers and flip-flops. Also Frye boots for weddings. |
wedding | A reason to buy shoes. | Reason to find your tie, unsnip the closed vent on sport coat and hope for open bar. See also: shoes. |
girlfriend | Any female to whom we speak. | What we call her after one date to a slasher film and Wendy's. |
boyfriend | A term not used until he has spent some serious jingle on us, stated his exact intentions AND met our parents. | [deleted]. See also gay. |
mother | The woman you call daily to tell her about the quinoa salad you had for lunch, the latest episode of "Revenge" and why you're not speaking to that Audrey Pfister. | The nice woman who raised you. |
drinking | The ingestion of a liquid. | The ingestion of lager beverages, cheap wine and, of course, Jaeger Bombs. This activity may happen at any time, for any reason. |
fun | An adjective used to describe $239 party settings at Pottery Barn. | Anything involving drinking. |
shopping | An all-day activity covering 78 miles, $579 and three purchases. | Heading to the packy to buy beer and Jaeger. See drinking. |
space | When used after "I need some ...," denoting to boyfriend that he is toast. | "Move over open the sofa; we're going into overtime." |
five minutes | A half-hour, particularly in preparation for going out. | How much time the clock reads when there is actually a half-hour left in the game. |
that | A word preceding something despised. e. g., "Oh, is Cliff going out with that Audrey Pfister now?" | A pronoun used to denote an object or idea. Usually replaced by pointing. |
gay | Describing a very dear male who is treated with love, kindness and respect. I can share anything with him. | a) Cycling shorts; b) Broadway show tunes; c) Richard Simmons. |
sports | Outdoor activities. | Life. |
down there | The place where our, er, you know, thing is. | Florida or, for the truly urbane, Australia. |
underwear | Expensive, sexy apparel items that men should never see. | Necessary shorts that we buy in six packs and then throw away. Includes useless fly. |
penis | A necessary evil. | The #1 reason we date. Has 3,034 synonyms. |
dog | A pet we treat with tenderness and affection. We address and caress them, often using a cuddly voice that we would never use with men. | Something you take hunting. |
marriage | What we demand after your salary tops $250,000 per annum. | A deterrent to coitus. |
coitus | A deterrent to sleep. | In chronological order: Sealy Calisthenics, my completion, roll over, slumber. |
nothing (as an answer to "What's wrong?") | Something. | Nothing. |
breasts | "The girls." We reserve the right to show them off, but don't look. | Reason #2 for dating. |
cuddling | What he won't do as you watch a DVD of "Sleepless in Seattle." | A mandatory prelude to coitus. |
napping | An activity when men effect to get out of doing something. | Life. |
her father | The man who can pack a car, fix a faucet, and in general, do everything better than you. | A man whose grill you never approach. |
cooking | Taking the time to buy wholesome, tasty foods and preparing them with diligence and artistry. | Throwing a slab of meat on a grill and incinerating it. Usually accompanied by drinking. |
well | An adverb used to begin a sentence when we are about to ream you a new aperture or drop a bomb. | Where you get water while camping. |
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