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Right, I was talking to someone I know and inadvertently said "capella" which apparently means something rude. Can anyone elaborate? All I know is it's probably below the waist, not sure what gender. I have no idea how rude it is (C-word or ladygarden) or what it actually is. They refused to tell me now I'm all wound up!
Dan
Dan
I was expecting this....
http://www.zingali.it/english/hifi-products.php
I was going to suggest it be moved to hi-fi section!
http://www.zingali.it/english/hifi-products.php
I was going to suggest it be moved to hi-fi section!
Edited by bertie on Wednesday 24th June 16:12
bertie said:
I was expecting this....
http://www.zingali.it/english/hifi-products.php
I was going to suggest it be moved to hi-fi section!
They are nice Italian speakers. Although they would be covered in chocolate and milk as my 2 year old has demostrated on the current set of speakers. http://www.zingali.it/english/hifi-products.php
I was going to suggest it be moved to hi-fi section!
Edited by bertie on Wednesday 24th June 16:12
Turns out it means bell-end
Oddly also means Chapel
Girl at work told me.
Oddly also means Chapel
Girl at work told me.
Film Noir said:
"There aren't many girls who would trace a penis-map on the side of an elevator with her finger for you, but by god she was one. Took the time to do the balls too. That takes commitment. Her fingertips left no mark, but it was if I was staring this big throbbing cock right in the eye. Simpler times back then, and simpler artistic means."
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t, so maybe that's where it stems from

