Auf Wiedersehen
Yeah, look, I probably should have mentioned this earlier, but I'm flying to Germany this evening for a three week holiday. Any updates during that time will be dependent on the internet access at wherever I happen to be staying.
While I'm away, I leave you this unaltered image to consider:
Is there a non-obscene meaning one can attribute to that title? If there is, I can't find it.
8 comments:
The best I can figure out is "laying"="putting to rest." Bogey, of course, means a scary thing. (Technically, a thing which would spook a horse.)
So apparently they're debunking spooky stuff... Jinkies...
I am pretty sure it's the well-documented private girls school practice of collecting a large wad of nasal mucus and then shagging it into a puddle
honest.
I thought for sure it was a thrilling tale told by Gloria (the girl to the right) of her days as an Junior Air Ace downing Soviet MIGs over the Black Sea.
This is a sporting term used in the following sort of context. "Manchester United finally layed the bogey of never having won at the San Siro".
In your picture it clearly could be used in the expression "St Hilda's sixth form finally laid the bogey of never getting above 12 orgasms out of the same bar of soap"
Happy Monkey Day!! (you've missed it again)
isn't that an unsuccessful self help book written by lauren bacall?
it's what fungus's wife does...
Going to munich ?
I´ll buy you some beers at the hofbräuhaus !
Christmas is so lovely down here, finally we got snow !
Viel Spaß Dicker, and: Wicked blog !
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