HIDDEN ARTICLE NUMBER FIVE - CINQ - VIJF - FÜNF
THE ULTIMATE ENGLISH LANGUAGE DOC
by Bilbo of Ripped Off (Simply The Worst!)
Hello, here's my first doc for ST NEWS. I met Richard Karsmakers
and Stefan Posthuma at the Delta Force ICC #2 in August 1991.
Whilst there, Richard showed an interest in the subtle
intricacies of the English Language. I therefore said that I
would tap into my vast literary mine and produce the ultimate
English Language document. What I will try to do is take an
common English noun and give a number of alternative ways to
express that word. These alternatives can then be used to impress
people with your command of the English Language. So here we go
with the Ultimate English Language Doc.....
SCREW
Parking the Palethorpe, hiding the sausage, making the two-
backed beast, have it off, tickling the toolkit, putting the
nigger in the woodpile, introducing Pinky & Perky, be engaged,
nookie, punt, poke, stuff, lay, bash, crunge, slip a length, the
four-legged race, stoking the cosiglow, grapple, thrub, tunk,
jig-jig, fickey-fickey, dipple, dip the wick, muff-puff, dunkin'
doughnuts, heave-to with a stiff breeze in the offing, make a
deposit in the Night-Safe, open an account at the sperm bank,
badger, bodge, exercise the beef bayonet, slime time, wet the
whistle, have a rebore, re-invent the seed drill, pink piston
practice, jiggery-pokery, baiting the mousehole, wheeze, pant,
groan, croak, ufwufwufwufwuf, lean on the third elbow, nether-
bedding, tummy-touching, baste the baloney, give the wife a
hiding, make ahole in the welcome mat, sausage-roll, roll, be in
clover, ball, fuck (not nice), pillow, Jogging The Oliver Reed
Way, a stiff Joan Collins with a cherry on top, The Last Post,
draw a stump, stump the country, tub-thump, oofoofoofoofeeeeeg,
get one's oats, proffer the nosebag to the cobra, polony-
trekking, thunder through Shepherd's Bush on a pogo-stick, dip
the quill, waving to baby, prong, rawlplug, dive for the oyster,
make a start on the Channel-Tunnel, whip up a banana-split, do
it, plough the fields and scatter the good seed on the land,
Stoke Mandeville, stick Jeremy Beadle's head in a bucket, butter
the bollard, let the llama look down the lift shaft, bouncy-
bouncy, stab the arras, fly the chopper into the oil-rig, do what
Mrs. Thatcher did to Great Britain, pleasureing, make your own
yogurt, plump up the downstairs dimple, tumble, another helping
of pork and sago vicar, stowing the anaconda in the ante-natal
clinic, pledging the pliant plesiosaur.
BREAST
Bristols, nutcrackers, Manchesters, milk bottles, Belfasts,
Hulls, Major Sea Ports, milkies, suckies, jobs, knockers,
boursins, mama mias, pair, hangies, hanging gardens, teapots,
tinies, wibblies, nibblies, fruitos, pillows, suffocators, number
twos, yorkies, drowners, blancmanges, jellos, Dianas, Dorsies,
Diana Dorsies, moussakas, big apples, Charlies, squeezies,
yankies, big 'uns, chaps, them, those, double wrigleys, old
ladies, egg-coddlers, paradiddles, Stoke Poges, Big Meal B For
Two Persons, bra-beaters, whackos, tumplins, yummies, yams,
barrows, Bonningtons, boobs, mufflers, twinset, puddies,
Hosannas, hot-bottles, hotties, handholds, waggle-ruffians,
mounds, creamy globes, hillocks, pods, pumps, rubadubs, snuffos,
the White Cliffs of Dover, yogs, lug-warmers, snoopies, buns,
bunnies, Bunters, chest, cleavage, cleft, dinghies, beach-balls,
dumpies, Humblebums, frontbottoms, chest-expanders, Bullworkers,
imbroglios, coconuts, Peggies, milkshakes, huddlers, snuggling-
bumps, igloos, thumpers, cottage loaves, loafies, loafers,
snublings, Rumplestiltskins, numblies (slang), pointers, Gin and
Its, ginnies, jennies, braces and bits, braces, sponge cakes,
meatballs, mouthfuls, stacks, pammies, duennas, buddies, buds,
bubs, bib and tuckers, udders, teats (vulg.), bullions, high-
bellies, bunts, convexities, tussocks, hunchfronts, molehills,
brollies, the Spheres, globoids, bollards, shove-ha'pennies,
grunt-bringers, outriggers, ovens, tugglers, basso profundos,
bossanovas, supernovas, Nova Scotias, Kim Novaks, balconies,
eaves, overhangs, Bold Berties, hors d'oeuvres, snog-dopies.
PENIS
Rooster, cock, shaft-throbber, chipolata, prime porker, King
Prawn, pinkie, widdler, twig, sequoia, black pudding, whang,
tinkler, knob, blushing marrow, one-eyed trouser snake,
courgette, Proby, drink-on-a-stick, steaming poker, kebab, Wurst
Max, the little gentleman in the pink polo-neck, caber, Mother's
Ruin, highball, Bonio, wolfie, spitfire, Flying Scotsman, weenie,
offal (Lesbian term), cocktail sausage, shank, chitterling,
parsnip, porterhouse snake, stigwood, fellow, small brown hovis,
prodder, oddment, item, organ, tool, pork-sword, dick, princely
pestle, member, root, stalk, phallus, part of shame, chopper,
woggle, tail, carrot, Tom Thumb, jiminy, flue, pisser, dingaling,
pecker, spout, stiffie, length, Horizontal Henry, wedgie, after
dinner mount, noble pile, Cleopatra's nodule, Tower of Babel,
pant-slimer, pikestaff, prick, Third Leg, Lloydy, Long John
Silver, millimetre, micron, protractor, stem, flying buttress,
jackstaff, jacko, frigger, weedon, outrigger, pedicle,
periwinkle, springbok, peer, sprag, stang, batten, alpenstock,
world-bearer, helper, haft, pommel, lugworm, fleshy fulcrum, Our
Man In Havana, naughty Nureyev, horn o'plenty, swelling billy,
tongue of flame, his hard sex (romantic usage), antler, urinary
utensil, bare bodkin, Bovis, tiblet, croquette, circus animal,
performing flea, brawny Brian, Yorky bar, Pinocchio, stout stem,
Jolly Roger, Sam stench, Velvet viper, purple plunger, dog end,
hole hog, micro chip, Black and Decker, plump pumper,
caterpillar, maggot, minimoke, mighty zeppelin, trouser torpedo,
spunk-splasher, drum stick, wick, pistol, Mr. Mouse, slender
doris, yang, pod, Peter, poffle, trundling, Timothy, spode,
wife's best friend, omo, nimrod, bush-bunny, bunkhouse, Bertie,
indian rope trick, boss, baby bottle, questing Quentin, happy
handful, Horace, Geoffrey, what that pathetic little thing?, that
bit of spaghetti, the bald-headed mouse, pussy-rat, Belgian
uncle, bully-boy, bone-loaf, hackle, panty-horse, beef-bedstead,
pit-prop, negligible asset, nether cherub, ripe robot, pungle,
bud, swizzle-stick, person, Old Bob Mellish, hedge-sidney, pink
mamba, Sir Geko, Ishmael the Nail.
And there you have it. I hope this has been of some use to all
the people who are wanting to hone their English speaking skills
- after all it is 1992 (EUROyear)!!
Bye for now. I may be back if I can find some more smutty,
tasteless material for you all to enjoy!
Bilbo (The Talentless Git)
6th February 1992
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