Ahh, makes sense, thanks Drew, you're a good friend.
No problemo, I'm here to help.
Ahh, makes sense, thanks Drew, you're a good friend.
No man is an island.
Isle of Man is pretty closeNo man is an island.
Or TasmaniaIsle of Man is pretty close
Tasmania is on the other side of the world, it's even far away from me ffs
Home to the late Chopper Read iirc
Indeed. Everyone in Tasmania has a chopper moustache. Local by-law.
Is it not called the Apple Island or some such pish? If true, is it called that because they grow a lot of apples or because it is shaped a wee bit like an apple?Tasmania is on the other side of the world, it's even far away from me ffs
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A lady's pubes are called a Mapatazi because they look like a map of Tazmania, at least according to Viz magazine. Please see below for reference.
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Yes, yes you did **** it up. No likes for you.A lady's pubes are called a Mapatazi because they look like a map of Tazmania, at least according to Viz magazine. Please see below for reference.
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A sexual behavioural expert who wants to teach primary school children how to masturbate has sparked outrage from viewers. Kate Dawson appeared on This Morning opposite hosts Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford, where she explained how works with children, generally around the 11-year-old mark, to start conversations around the issue to make young people comfortable with their own bodies. Speaking on the show about the ‘should eight-year-olds be taught masturbation’ tagline, Kate said: ‘I normally wouldn’t work with children as young as eight, generally it’d be around 11 years old, but in primary schools.
Now that is one subject I wouldn't have minded getting homework for!