Why don't squirls get shocked when they run across powerlines?
Has anyone ever wondered about the sexual inuendo associated with "insert Tab A into Slot B"??
Just like the plug at then of a cord is the "male" and the outlet on the wall is the "female"
Quote from: wpruitt on January 07, 2007, 04:51:45 PMJust like the plug at then of a cord is the "male" and the outlet on the wall is the "female"Along the same lines, do you ever wonder why the "female" end is called a nut and the "male" end is called a bolt?
Because we see what she looks like when we sober up .... and we bolt out the door
Quote from: wpruitt on January 07, 2007, 05:04:03 PMBecause we see what she looks like when we sober up .... and we bolt out the doorLOL ! Come to think of it, when I was single and promiscuous, I didn't sleep in much
Quote from: Tyler on January 07, 2007, 04:44:40 PMWhy don't squirls get shocked when they run across powerlines?The insulation covering the wire protects them - also, on bare wire, the current can pass through them and meet no resistance. I've seen a squrriel hit bare wire while part of their body is still on that covered with insulation. Can you say "Dinner"?
but Robmeister - I thought you were a virgin when you married.....
Quote from: Tyler on January 07, 2007, 04:59:58 PMQuote from: wpruitt on January 07, 2007, 04:51:45 PMJust like the plug at then of a cord is the "male" and the outlet on the wall is the "female"Along the same lines, do you ever wonder why the "female" end is called a nut and the "male" end is called a bolt?Because we see what she looks like when we sober up .... and we bolt out the door
magmababe. Who would wanna bolt out on you?