George S
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Of course a private business can say "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Mask, No Service." If only to protect their employees.
Yeah? How many of them are the World's Best Selling Authors?
How much of the Bible did Jesus write, anyway?
He was the ghost-writer for all but the first few books of the New Testament.
Married girls?
Married girls?
What's being married have to do with it?
Still doesn't make sense. The innuendo is clearly about penis. Do people think married women don't like penis or something?Married girls?
What's being married have to do with it?
"What girl doesn't love a Big Boner?
Married girls."
Still doesn't make sense. The innuendo is clearly about penis. Do people think married women don't like penis or something?"What girl doesn't love a Big Boner?
Married girls."
Still doesn't make sense. The innuendo is clearly about penis. Do people think married women don't like penis or something?"What girl doesn't love a Big Boner?
Married girls."
Still doesn't make sense. The innuendo is clearly about penis. Do people think married women don't like penis or something?"What girl doesn't love a Big Boner?
Married girls."
Dude, you really need to get married.
Still doesn't make sense. The innuendo is clearly about penis. Do people think married women don't like penis or something?"What girl doesn't love a Big Boner?
Married girls."
It's a trope that that the best way to stop having sex is to get married--specifically, that the woman's libido drops precipitously after "I do." The gag is not that married girls don't love big boners so much as it's married girls don't love sex in general (according to some married men.)
Therapist: How often do you [and your spouse] sleep together?
Wife: "Constantly! Maybe three times a week."
Husband: "Hardly ever! Maybe three times a week."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7nPkpdFAic
Now, I'm not going to argue whether the trope is true. I'm just explaining the joke in a humor thread.