We had one good etymon.
((ludicrous limerick challenge))
By Morgana MillerPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
Photo by Karim Ben Van on Unsplash
Mons Veneris’ etymon I approve of
A pubic part named for the goddess of love:
"Aphrodite’s mound"
A glorious crown!
Then we went and rechristened it “FUPA.”
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Comments (10)
Lols 😂. Confession: I had to Google FUPA! Nicely done, Morgana 💕🙂
Lol, FUPA was a new term. I’ve only heard camel toe. 🤣
I had to Google...and then I looked down...
Oh Morgana! You're killing me with this run of limericks. In the best possible way. Funny, pointed and clever! Well done!
hahah. This is great.
This is amazing! I love it! Have you done one about Whipple's Tickle?
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These are great! Like The Vagina Monologues in limerick form. 😁😁😁
FUPA - ahaha!!! Couldn't help laughing at that part even though it's not that nice of a term. Great one, Morgana :)
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