Tee hee. Yes, I can't get all those "caning the saucy maid"-type books out of my head when I see it, as too with with words like "quim", "gamahuche", "randy, "voluptuous sensation" and the like.
Yes, I know that (words for manipulating lasses' nethers? *ahem*). :-)
But there seem to be a certain English spelling-and-grammar-challenged bunch over your way who use "frig" instead occasionally, like here (http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/lbg/182297303.html) (*snigger*). Altho' yes, most people write "fridge" in the US as well, obviously. People who write English English never seem to have that particular spelling quirk.
Sorry about that. We so seldom use the word "lass" here, or its derivations. Actually, I can't remember the last time I used it. But I am quite good with words like "meter" and "color" and I do pronounce words like "Thames" and "Iraq" properly. :-P
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I obviously read the wrong things. :-)
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;-)
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But there seem to be a certain English spelling-and-grammar-challenged bunch over your way who use "frig" instead occasionally, like here (http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/lbg/182297303.html) (*snigger*). Altho' yes, most people write "fridge" in the US as well, obviously. People who write English English never seem to have that particular spelling quirk.
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The person you quote is obviously illerate and needs more than just two guys to move his act of female manipulation.
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And yep, totally illerate, that person. Hee!
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(Use spell check? Check!)
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You, m'lady, are GREEDY.
(I like that.) *g*
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*tries to look innocent and demure*
*fails dismally*
;-)