Once and for all - is it lurve larve larvae larva or vulva?
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January 6th, 2013
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All of the above if you are declining a noun in the Latin feminine. (Don’t forget lurvam and lurvarum.)
A noun once asked me out but I said no.
I’m an adverb. May I have the pleasure of this dance?
Sorry, no (insert subordinating conjunction here).
It’s vulva. Are you nuts? Vulva, of course!
LARVAE.
Damn it man, you KNOW this.
At first it’s small…small, burrowing larvae, which you barely notice. It begins by hatching…it feeds…it grows…the larvae is like a zombie invasion…I was trying to make a metaphor…but I got lost in my ellipses…LIKE LARVAE LOST UNTO AWESOMENESS.
The vulvarine is licking it’s lips in anticipation…an x-men rated scene if ever there was.
@syz I had to be really drunk to get through that movie…it was just so…bad lol
@uberbatman I watched it with a group of tipsy, rowdy women – I highly recommend watching it under those conditions!
It’s now VULGA/R!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I still love evrul. Who remembers that?
My heart belongs to dada.
Yes, But you left out UVULA.
UVULA and VULVA are very interchangeable in some regards.
The clitoris (or the G-spot) of your mouth. But the feeling it gives if you touch it is like hell. Stimulating it with your fingers will cause you to cu..uh, I mean vomit.
I’d give you a GQ for this, but I maxxed on your vulva long ago.
LOL. Thanks – but it’s officially called Halva
LOL the article said ’‘nutt butter’’.
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