Could be worse. I ordered some real nasty filth from Holland last week. Imagine the emotional distress when they sent me a Max Bygraves song.
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Should be in the Profanisaurus. Nearest I can find is this:
Urban Dictionary: anal tulip
The common name for a medical condition in which the rectum becomes inverted and is extruded through the anus. This is a very painful condition which is generally the result of vigorous anal sex. It is called a "purple sock" because that is the best description for how the inverted rectum looks. (see also ass tulip)
Dr. Smith suspected his wife was seeing another man when she started coming home at 4 AM, suddenly had an intense anal fetish, and showed up in his ER one night with a purple sock. It ended up the "other man" was in fact a horse.
PS How rude posting summit like that, I am disgusted.Last edited by xoggoth; 27 September 2011, 17:10.
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Because he knows he can get away with it (but no "necklaces" outside of light relief).
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Stuff that is tulip
Is it just me or does it make you smile when you see stuff with the word Tulip in it? The word seems to have a whole new meaning now...

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