Rapunzel said "hoo-haa".

[Jdarg]

I have a photo of a men's/ladies' hanging in the kids bath- one restroom door has a sign that says "Sit and Wiggle", the other door says "Stand and Shake".

 

[elgordoboy]

Whateva! I still won't go behind a blanky on Grayton Beach. :funn:

Exhibitionist eh? I am with you..who needs a blanket? Hang it out there we say!

 

[DD]

Exhibitionist eh? I am with you..who needs a blanket? Hang it out there we say!

 

[NoHall]

Exhibitionist eh? I am with you..who needs a blanket? Hang it out there we say!

The only time I've had to go that badly at Grayton Beach was during the Ho-Down, and it was dark enough that I didn't need a blanket. This year we'll have grass skirts--even better! (Or maybe I'll make an extra skirt out of t.p., and it can serve a dual purpose.)

 

[InletBchDweller]

Exhibitionist eh? I am with you..who needs a blanket? Hang it out there we say!

when it gets dark enough you dont need it...but I will have plenty of blankets...

 

[Sheila]

Exhibitionist eh? I am with you..who needs a blanket? Hang it out there we say!

I just took my hoo-haa home, to the privacy of my own sand box.

 

[Teresa]

Exhibitionist eh? I am with you..who needs a blanket? Hang it out there we say!

well, after dark,, and after several BF drinkipoos, the blanket just gets in the way.

 

[kathydwells]

I sooo needed to read this thread this morning, it was good for laughing my hoo-haa off. Coffee spewed and all that stuff....You all make me so proud.

Allow me to set the record straight.:breakcomp:

First of all, I know who Sheryl Crow is. She used to have an interest in Lance Armstrong's pee-pee (you know, that guy who beat cajone cancer and sets the fashion standard for 30-A bicyclists). I also know she is a pop singer;I don't care about her bojingo, but worry about the cleanliness of her clacker as she uses three pieces of toilet paper to wipe.

This brings to mind some interesting points I'd like to make on the use of hoo-haa. My grandmother introduced the hoo-haa term to me. It was used in specific circumstances. Tutu was used more often to refer to "private parts" -- which is what my mom called it.

Tutu would be used when the term needed to be referenced in the course of normal, day to day operations. Don't forget to wash your tutu.

Hoo-haa was the term used when I was not behaving myself. As a child, I loved bathing suits...until they were wet. I would get out of the pool, and immediately take my bathing suit off. My grandmother would snatch me up and throw a towel around me and make me put the offensive wet garment back on, saying "Quit showing your hoo-haa to the whole world!"

A hoo-haa is a naughty tutu.

You two so belong together. I just had to say that.

:roll:...I know that. gttbm got confused about teetee and tinkle. she's good now. I send a thousand blessings to you for starting this thread.

Me to!!!!!

When Will was in preschool, one of his friends informed me that boys have a penis, and girls have a "weenus".

:funn:

I have a photo of a men's/ladies' hanging in the kids bath- one restroom door has a sign that says "Sit and Wiggle", the other door says "Stand and Shake".

:funn:

 

[Ocean Lover]

It's another Sowal Classic for sure!