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Vaginal Knitting!!! ??

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Lona Wed 04-Dec-13 14:05:27

www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/12/03/vaginal-knitting-casting-off-my-womb_n_4378006.html?utm_hp_ref=uk

I thought I'd seen most things.....................

Enviousamerican Sat 07-Dec-13 19:32:00

Sorry..risqué

Enviousamerican Sat 07-Dec-13 19:31:26

Maybe not pizza...but I'd eat cake! wasn't it Marge Simpson that bought or made resque baked goods? grin

Ana Sat 07-Dec-13 19:06:14

Where's jingle when you need her, too!? sad

Lona Sat 07-Dec-13 18:55:16

Where's deserving when you need her?

JessM Sat 07-Dec-13 17:57:56

Just watched a woman dancing down a cathedral wall (contemporary dance fused with abseiling.) Strong, athletic, difficult, graceful and original. No need for fancy words.

www.pontio.co.uk/whats-on/index.php.en

JessM Sat 07-Dec-13 15:06:35

grin - directness of the innuendo. Classic. Oh sorry that's a dirty word round here.

MiceElf Sat 07-Dec-13 15:03:20

We need to playfully and subversively invert the reality. The critical discourse too needs to be subverted. This is the core and essence of the essentially female desire to contemplate the circle and by the desire to mould into the absorbable the male images of ubiquitous symbols of an imagined Bratworst or the labia-like chili.

Jess M I suspect wishes to reveal and simultaneously undermine sexual stereotypes with the outspoken directness of the sexual innuendo. To express deep scepticism of social norms and the gender specific attribution of roles albeit with an enigmatic sense if humour.

AlieOxon Sat 07-Dec-13 15:00:55

....yes, but who wants to eat it??

JessM Sat 07-Dec-13 14:31:13

Transgressive pizza anyone. Easy to make a face, with a couple of olives and anchovies. So should not be too difficult to do other body parts?

Ariadne Sat 07-Dec-13 13:51:25

grin

Galen Fri 06-Dec-13 21:45:00

Ouch!

Nelliemoser Fri 06-Dec-13 21:10:09

penstemmon grin

Penstemmon Fri 06-Dec-13 20:50:40

She was probably chopping a hot chilli pepper for the topping at the time tchwink

Nelliemoser Fri 06-Dec-13 19:58:11

Jess I am now wondering what brought that thought into you head at a pizza making r moment Jess!

Galen Fri 06-Dec-13 19:54:03

tchgrin

Enviousamerican Fri 06-Dec-13 19:43:45

grin much harder to find the hairy backs!

JessM Fri 06-Dec-13 19:37:35

Struck me, while making pizza, that one would be hard pressed to find a man who had a reluctance to look at his own penis.

Enviousamerican Fri 06-Dec-13 19:19:53

I'd rather wait till JessM brings the suitably macho hairy vounteers she went looking for!grin

merlotgran Fri 06-Dec-13 19:18:05

Was it Billy Connolly who said, 'What's the worst thing about oral sex?......The View'

Galen Fri 06-Dec-13 19:05:43

I'm quite handy with a speculum and could provide a swivelling mirror, plain one side, magnifying the other?
Please form an orderly queue!

Ariadne Fri 06-Dec-13 18:47:30

After such an erudite exposition of the philosophical, metaphysical and biological issues surrounding knitting (and did red lipstick come into it earlier?) I find myself pondering the local "Knit and Natter" group and wondering what they would make of all the ramifications..

Never did quite understand the wonder of inspecting one's nether regions either, but, like Nellie I couldn't anyway these days!

Ana Fri 06-Dec-13 18:44:20

Periscope?

Nelliemoser Fri 06-Dec-13 18:38:36

These days the problem is not that I wouldn't recognise my nether regions. I just can no longer contort my body down that far to ever get near enough to see anything.

Ana Fri 06-Dec-13 18:25:07

Can't imagine any occasion when that skill would come into its own, though...tchgrin

JessM Fri 06-Dec-13 18:21:24

grin merlot
This week's mums net chat letter or whatever its called gives an honourable mention to someone who once received a metal speculum from her BIL for xmas. hmm
But I did have a plastic one. They were all the rage in the early 70s. Learn to recognise own your nether regions (Haven't i seen you somewhere before?).
Never did the group version though where you learned to recognise each others. That was a truly radical idea though.