Re: Blowjobs and pant legs in Dutch

--- John Cowan froge sionk:
> Almaran Dungeonmaster scripsit:
>
> > "Pijp" comes from the same root as English "pipe", and it is used
> for almost
> > any long, hollow tube, such as a tabacco pipe or a pant leg. I
> think the
> > verb variant used in the other meaning comes from the shape made
> by the
> > lips, tongue and oral cavity at that time.
>
> Is this verb "pijpen" also used to mean "to play a wind
> instrument"?  The
> metaphor of "playing the flute", though not used in English, seems
> to be quite
> usual.
>
gee... thanks for that image...

...nicole, who won't be practicing her flute any time soon...

tehem thare tiota kidea owk nehkokotahekidea... yest sokraa avem
jotan torale jotan fehai... hole sokraa orenso selia...

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