Sex & Shenanigans

[OrdinaryPerson]

Isn’t that something @Mr_bogey would be familiar with? It is from his time.

Hes probably the only one still alive that knows how to take one off.

 

[stu_gats_2000]

And then there's these

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these do not get crazychemgirl... panties in a bunch the first does

 

[snexxer]

And then there's these

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I'm not sure which is worse, the knickers or the wallpaper.

 

[crazychemgirl]

And then there's these

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Fucking hot.

 

[Daisy_Love]

Panties as a word makes me feel funny - . It's just not said much over here... and probably the only time I read it is in erotica....

As opposed to pants which just makes me think of Granny Pants. I hate knickers too though. I think panties is a much nicer word though.

 

[Daisy_Love]

Undercrackers.

Breeks

 

[OrdinaryPerson]

This is the separated by a common language thing again...knickers to us are normal...

The big ones we call pants. Or granny pants.

We call them granny panties...

Or as I call them... comfortable every day undies...

 

[crazychemgirl]

We call them granny panties...

Or as I call them... comfortable every day undies...

It’s boyshort all the way … comfy AND sexy

 

[OrdinaryPerson]

It’s boyshort all the way … comfy AND sexy

But surprisingly hard to find. I wanted to get some new undies, looked for cotton boyshorts and found like none.

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Panties as a word makes me feel funny - . It's just not said much over here... and probably the only time I read it is in erotica....

This is the separated by a common language thing again...knickers to us are normal...

The big ones we call pants. Or granny pants.

ETA: the big ones in your post, would be knickerbockers.

As opposed to pants which just makes me think of Granny Pants. I hate knickers too though. I think panties is a much nicer word though.

This, by the way, was one of the big hurdles I had living in GB. Pants are just slacks to me. So, telling my female colleague that, "oh I like those pants" (yes I did, they were bright flowery things, very lovely...should have said slacks) or, "I really wished I brought more pants" elicits really funny looks. I'm lucky that they were cognizant enough of the "separated by a common language" (thank you ITV) that they did not immediately ban me.

I will also say that Brit use of the word "diary" still throws me.....

 

[Daisy_Love]

This, by the way, was one of the big hurdles I had living in GB. Pants are just slacks to me. So, telling my female colleague that, "oh I like those pants" (yes I did, they were bright flowery things, very lovely...should have said slacks) or, "I really wished I brought more pants" elicits really funny looks. I'm lucky that they were cognizant enough of the "separated by a common language" (thank you ITV) that they did not immediately ban me.

I will also say that Brit use of the word "diary" still throws me.....

Trousers you liked her trousers.

Diary? Why?

 

[stu_gats_2000]

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[HoneyMeadows]

Trousers you liked her trousers.

Diary? Why?

Asking all the important questions

 

[RosewoodTulip]

As opposed to pants which just makes me think of Granny Pants. I hate knickers too though. I think panties is a much nicer word though.

I say pants or knick knacks. Although mine are definitely in Bridget Jones territory. Special ones are "fancy pants"

 

[Wand3rlust]

Trousers you liked her trousers.

Diary? Why?

Haha yep - noone says slacks... unless you are skiving off of work...

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Trousers you liked her trousers.

Diary? Why?

For an american, a diary is place where you write your most secret thoughts...especially if you're a teenaged girl....

So...ending meetings with, "ok, we'll meet on Thursday, the 21st, at 9am...be sure to put that in your diary" is just not getting my head in the right place...

Why would I put this in my diary? It hasn't happened yet, it's not that scintillating, and I'm a 50year old man...I don't *keep* a diary....

(for the Yanks in the room...it means calender...)

EDIT...and yes, trousers...which is also not really a word we use....but I did figure it out.

 

[Bry1313]

Haha yep - noone says slacks... unless you are skiving off of work...

I know we say we speak the same language…….but we do not speak the same language

 

[Bry1313]

For an american, a diary is place where you write your most secret thoughts...especially if you're a teenaged girl....

So...ending meetings with, "ok, we'll meet on Thursday, the 21st, at 9am...be sure to put that in your diary" is just not getting my head in the right place...

Why would I put this in my diary? It hasn't happened yet, it's not that scintillating, and I'm a 50year old man...I don't *keep* a diary....

(for the Yanks in the room...it means calender...)

Your context clues got us there. LOL

 

[HoneyMeadows]

Like honestly, TV lies. American culture and British culture are further apart than I realised.

 

[Wand3rlust]

I know we say we speak the same language…….but we do not speak the same language

Au contraire....

 

[OrdinaryPerson]

Does anyone else change into your fancy panties for like 5 minutes before you try to get some sex then change back into your granny panties right after? No? Just me?

 

[HoneyMeadows]

Does anyone else change into your fancy panties for like 5 minutes before you try to get some sex then change back into your granny panties right after? No? Just me?

I skip that part now honestly

 

[Radiantcurves87]

Does anyone else change into your fancy panties for like 5 minutes before you try to get some sex then change back into your granny panties right after? No? Just me?

Nope not just you!

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Like honestly, TV lies. American culture and British culture are further apart than I realised.

I would tend to agree with this.
I loved living in GB. I enjoyed a lot of the differences and the culture is one that I find lovely.

 

[Wand3rlust]

I skip that part now honestly

Yep - commando all the way

Sorry what?