Men's underwear

cathexis · 01-22-2018, 06:18 AM

Being a tad of a history buff, I found out this bit of trivia about this guy's missing member.

It started out an Eastern European folk tale about a dude who got drunk, waking up without a nose. Nose became a social equivalent for penis in this story. Anyway, he found it on a blanket in the market for sale. After negotiating a price, he bought it back. Culture had found the nose to become a convenient euphemism for an unmentionable body part to detach.

The moral (usually East. European fables have one) escapes me unless one translates it to being a dick or an excuse for telling tall tales.

01-22-2018, 06:18 AM	#12
cathexis Senior Member How Do You Identify?: Trotskyist, Anarcho-syndicalist Preferred Pronoun?: They, Them, Their, Sir Bitch Relationship Status: open Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Great White North! Posts: 4,332 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 16,812 Thanked 4,704 Times in 1,604 Posts Rep Power: 21474850	Being a tad of a history buff, I found out this bit of trivia about this guy's missing member. It started out an Eastern European folk tale about a dude who got drunk, waking up without a nose. Nose became a social equivalent for penis in this story. Anyway, he found it on a blanket in the market for sale. After negotiating a price, he bought it back. Culture had found the nose to become a convenient euphemism for an unmentionable body part to detach. The moral (usually East. European fables have one) escapes me unless one translates it to being a dick or an excuse for telling tall tales.