Put it into google translate and listen closely, pronunciation and tone are important. I usually get a coy smile and a yes or noWould "koe-JUH" be close?
Put it into google translate and listen closely, pronunciation and tone are important. I usually get a coy smile and a yes or noWould "koe-JUH" be close?
Presumably, they're getting a tip for the blow job, so I don't think the wording matters as much as the tip.I'm sure they all understand the phrase.
What I am wondering is whether saying "blow job" is the best way to get one.
And how exactly do you recommend I let them know?Let them know you don't want any intercourse at all, you just want a bj among any other things you may want to experience with the woman.
.. . . Hiring a sky-writing plane to send a message across the sky saying: HE JUST WANTS A BLOWJOB . . .
The canucks will win the cup before oldfart gets a BJAnd how exactly do you recommend I let them know?
That was the point of my question.
Hiring a sky-writing plane to send a message across the sky saying: HE JUST WANTS A BLOWJOB would most likely not be effective, as the room doesn't have windows, so she coldn't see it.
I was not asking what was the thought I want to convey, but rather what are the best words to convey that thought.
Ha-ha.The canucks will win the cup before oldfart gets a BJ
my sister's name is lily,Ha-ha.
The first professional blowjob I got (not including ones from girlfriends) was from a gorgeous blonde, 20-something, Eastern European woman in a 2nd-floor walkup in Picadilly Circus, London in 2008.
If you're ever down in London, and you have no place to gomy sister's name is lily,
she's a whore in picadilly,
my mother is another in the strand.
My father flogs his asshole
Round the Elephant and Castle
We're the finest fucking family in the land
(William Shakespeare)
Thank you.The Obvious would be a clear ask saying BeeJay / BeeBeeJay and even most immigrant with minimal english will understand it ...
You mean you are from an era when everybody spoke Latin?Thank you.
I'm amazed.
Being from an older generation, I have never heard nor spoken the terms "BeeJay" nor "BeeBeeJay" in conversation.
Ever.
Not even in locker rooms, pool halls or in the gutter.
I appreciate finding out that younger folks say such words.
Although I did study Latin, and know the difference between id est and exampla gratis, I meant that in my era we talked in hushed tones about oral sex, cocksucking and blowjobs, but never to beejays, et cetera.You mean you are from an era when everybody spoke Latin?
Thank you.
I'm amazed.
Being from an older generation, I have never heard nor spoken the terms "BeeJay" nor "BeeBeeJay" in conversation.
Ever.
Not even in locker rooms, pool halls or in the gutter.
I appreciate finding out that younger folks say such words.
'Twasn't a case of embarrassment nor shyness. Simply vocabulary.Dont even need to feel embarassed or shy about it... and besides, you only make the lady feel more awkward if you're not confident about it either ...
More or less meaningless link and word. We have no idea how to pronounce this. Tone and pronunciation are key in Mandarin. At least with Google translation sometimes they offer a recording if you correctly enter the Chinese word.Kǒujiāo 口交 = oral sex in mandarin, not to be used in polite conversation
For other terms, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandarin_Chinese_profanity
If you pronounce it properly you will be understood
Put exactly what into Google translate? "koe-JU?Put it into google translate and listen closely, pronunciation and tone are important. I usually get a coy smile and a yes or no
No need to overthink this Oldfart. Have you encountered an issue recently where you were misunderstood?The English language and especially slang terms are always evolving.
I could be wrong, but I suspect that if "beejay" had been a term commonly used to mean a blowjob in 1975, the TV series M*A*S*H would never have introduced a character named B.J. Hunnicutt.




