>> ^Aniatario:

I wouldn't mind bending over that cute blond, not so much the table.


Maybe you should bend the blonde over the table and cover all the bases.

edit: I just realised "cover all the bases" is a really sweet double-entendre in this context.

I love that double entendre at the end.

Honkeytonk, master of the single entendre

>> ^honkeytonk73:

LOL you can go from mouth to vag without skipping a beat.
>> ^jimnms:
It's a good think you can't see what I'm thinking while watching this video. That kiss of the spider woman pose makes me have naughty thoughts.



>> ^Lann:

^ That's what jimnms was getting at without actually having to say anything...slick.

Your video, Worlds first recorded double entendre!, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

Double Entendres galore.

can we say.. *eia? ! ;-)

I have to admit that I might be a convert about this. I mean, the reason I'm an atheist is because of the artificial tribalism and division that it creates. Biologically we are all the same species, so I wonder if people would be so obsessed with race if we called it what we do in the rest of the animal kingdom - breeds. That term carries a far less glamorous connotation. Cultures and civilizations might be significant, but race is not.

I'm a jaded bastard, so it's hard for me to completely believe that this wasn't enacted for racist purposes, but if good things happen for bad reasons then it's still good, isn't it? The key is that teaching history needs to include everyone's history. Specialized studies are great electives, but if we are teaching kids world history, then it should actually include the entire world, not just the white parts. I know I never learned shit about Mexican history growing up except how we took the West from them. And I may as well have not known that Africa and South America even existed, for as much as we were taught about them.

Now, whether that inclusion is ever going to happen...? I mean, they are taking Jefferson out of text books, for Christ's sake (Ha! Double entendre)! People have a bad track record for doing the right thing.

When I think of what a normal 16 year old girl would produce as far as a song goes, this is not at all what comes to mind. Awesome stuff.

Wondering if Frynge was going for the double entendre or not. x_x

>> ^lampishthing:
I want to have sex with that.


Master of the single entendre.

"We're rockin' a triple entendre there, ya know?"

Always upvote double entendre.

In reply to this comment by schmawy:
Peonage sounds a lot like pwnage.

I'll offer you congratulations without even the slightest hint of depraved double entendre, how's that?

You just made my day.

In reply to this comment by Kevlar:
Hey, so, a woman walks into the bar and asks the bartender for a double entendre.

He gives it to her.

>> ^EDD:
If somebody had told me that Richard Dawkins would be doing a documentary on chicks and boobies, I'd have called them a liar. I guess the joke's on me
Btw, this reminds me of www.nice-tits.org. The British sure love their birds and double entendres.


Have you never seen the carry on films? We like the SINGLE entendre, but we can double it up if you like.

I know it's not double, but it's less funny. Leave my joke alone.

Hey, so, a woman walks into the bar and asks the bartender for a double entendre.

He gives it to her.

If somebody had told me that Richard Dawkins would be doing a documentary on chicks and boobies, I'd have called them a liar. I guess the joke's on me

Btw, this reminds me of www.nice-tits.org. The British sure love their birds and double entendres.