innuendo

**Wed Mar 01, 2006 4:44 pm**

just wanted to say that "innuendo" is now officially one of my favourite words. read it out loud, it's wonderful.

**Thu Mar 02, 2006 7:49 am**

Eyeball_Kid wrote:just wanted to say that "innuendo" is now officially one of my favourite words. read it out loud, it's wonderful.

And you can rhyme it with "Nintendo".

Just like K7 in their legendary hit "Come baby come!":

"( ... ) DON'T FORGET DA INNUENDO PLAY ME LIKE NINTENDO (...)" :roll:

**Thu Mar 02, 2006 9:02 am**

What a useful word. And there I was, thinking innuendo was an Italian suppository.

**Mon Mar 20, 2006 4:33 am**

Michaelo wrote:What a useful word. And there I was, thinking innuendo was an Italian suppository.

Or one of the words in the difficult multi-vocal middle bit that makes it impossible to busk 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. :wink:

**Tue Aug 22, 2006 8:27 am**

Michaelo wrote:What a useful word. And there I was, thinking innuendo was an Italian suppository.

I was just asking myself what the meaning of innuendo is...and I'm Italian! :oops:

I think it's something technical, related to music because I've never heard it...I thought it meant moving the head along with the music... :oops:

**Tue Aug 22, 2006 10:55 am**

Michaelo wrote:... an Italian suppository.

**Tue Aug 22, 2006 2:29 pm**

when I was in high school it was fairly common for someone in my group of friends to state, "this entire conversation is lined with sexual innuendo." It didn't really matter if it was or not; we always got a laugh out of it. Especially when we had a relative newcomer who would start trying to analyse the discussion to see what was being said that could be construed as such. Plus it was fun to say during class. English class, Social Studies, math, whatever.

**Tue Aug 22, 2006 5:05 pm**

"Innuendo" is an unsubstantiated (and often malicious) insinuation. Think of it as the kind of stuff you see in the celebrity gossip rags ...

"Shane has a baby bump? Who's the father?!"

kmurray105 wrote:when I was in high school it was fairly common for someone in my group of friends to state, "this entire conversation is lined with sexual innuendo."

Yeah, but when one is in High School any unrecognized word refers to sex. As such it's trivial for all conversations to be lined with sexual innuendo.

And, I might add, "ME TOO!!1!"

**Wed Aug 23, 2006 4:11 am**

Eyeball_Kid wrote:just wanted to say that "innuendo" is now officially one of my favourite words. read it out loud, it's wonderful.

Undulate...now there's MY favorite word. A word that actually sounds like its meaning

**Wed Aug 23, 2006 5:52 am**

KathleenwithaK wrote:
Eyeball_Kid wrote:just wanted to say that "innuendo" is now officially one of my favourite words. read it out loud, it's wonderful.

Undulate...now there's MY favorite word. A word that actually sounds like its meaning

Behold, as the ungulant undulates it's neck across the desert sands...

**Wed Aug 23, 2006 10:53 am**

Fintan wrote:Behold, as the ungulant undulates it's neck across the desert sands...

Now that's just plain dirty! :lol:

**Wed Aug 23, 2006 11:12 am**

Eric V wrote:
Fintan wrote:Behold, as the ungulant undulates it's neck across the desert sands...

Now that's just plain dirty!

I know, I know... got a light for my Camel? :wink:

**Wed Aug 23, 2006 3:17 pm**

Eric V wrote:
Fintan wrote:Behold, as the ungulant undulates it's neck across the desert sands...

Now that's just plain dirty!

The entire statement is clearly lined with sexual innuendo.

**Wed Aug 23, 2006 3:33 pm**

DzM wrote:
Eric V wrote:
Fintan wrote:Behold, as the ungulant undulates it's neck across the desert sands...

Now that's just plain dirty!
The entire statement is clearly lined with sexual innuendo.

Or maybe a double entendre(spell) :lol:

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 6:59 pm**

What exactly does THAT mean in this context?

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