A lányok a jó pasiktól mindent elviselnek? Nincs büszkeségük?

És vajon milyen lányok lájkolták be.

Egyébként nem tudom, hogy miért kell ennyire azzal a k*va fészbúkal foglalkozni, rakás sz*r az egész.

Amúgy meg nyugodtan általánosíts, nincs igazad, de tegyél fel hülye kérdéseket, és általánosíts. : )

utolsó hiába okoskodsz, itt téredelni fogsz! :D

The anatomical Latin name for the buttocks is nates (/ˈneɪtiːz/ nay-teez),[4] which is plural; the singular, natis (buttock), is rarely used. There are many colloquial terms to refer to them, including:

backside, posterior, behind and its derivates (hind-quarters, hinder or the childish homophone heinie (US usage only), strictly the whole body behind the hind leg-trunk attachment), rear or rear-end, derrière (French for "behind")—all strictly positional descriptions, as the inaccurate use of rump (as in 'rump roast', after a 'hot' spanking), thighs, upper legs; analogous are:

aft, stern and poop, naval in origin; in nautical jargon, buttocks also designates the aftermost portion of a hull above the water line and in front of the rudder, merging with the run below the water line

caboose, originally a ship's galley in wooden cabin on deck; also the "rear end" car of a freight train, considered a cute synonym suitable for any audience

bottom (and the shortening "bot" as well as childish diminutives "bottie" or "botty"), but the use of similar-sounding booty is artistic liberty[citation needed]

tail (strictly anatomically a zoomorphism, humans only have a tail-bone, yet the illogical "tail feather" was popularized by musicians; also used for the even more sensual phallus) and tail-end

trunk, in American English, particularly when describing large buttocks: "junk in the trunk"

apple, referring to the similar shape of the fruit, derived from the 1970s. Also likened to an upside-down heart, attributed from various, popular ads of the 1970s.

arse or ass, arsehole or asshole, and (butt-)hole: a pars pro toto (strictly only the actual body cavity and directly adjoining anal region); also used as an insult for a person. The term arse or ass is Anglo-Saxon, and over a thousand years old.

badonkadonk: onomatopoeic US slang meaning the voluptuously bouncing, large yet firm buttocks of a woman

booty

1. booty

1. pirate treasure, plunder or other ill-gotten gains

2. butt, ass, specifically female posterior

3. sex, screwing

4. crap

1. Capt. Yellowbeard: "Split the booty, mates!"

2. Ike Turner: "Shake dat booty, woman! I said shake it! <slap>"

3. Capt. Yellowbeard again: "Split the booty, mates."

4. Vanilla Ice: "What does it mean that my career was "booty". I've never heard that one."

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hát nálam ha nem üti meg a mércét az ipse akkor tökmindegy h helyes e vagy sem - kuka

pont nem ez az első ami fontos

1. Komolyan tinilányokra alapozol?

2. Egy ilyen fb-os sz.arság alapján levonsz ilyen messzemenő következtetést?

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