What is "dogging"?  I have heard it is popular in the UK?
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Dogging actually derives from the term 'walking the dog'. It is a pastime that has evolved from UK males taking their dogs for walks and stumbling across couples copulating in bushes etc. They originally only spied on these couples.\n\nThe 'sport' has now become much more organized and seedy - with regular meeting places, and more or less a free-for-all spirit. This year the newly created Ultimate Dogging Championships was held at Rivington near Chorley, Lancs. Their were many disciplines including 10 Man Train, Pearly Rain, and Most Extreme Slapper. The TV rights to next year's event are currently in negotiation with a Dutch Satellite TV station.
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All it's saying is that you can tell a lot about a person by the dog they choose and the spouse they choose.  "Paw in hand" is just used as a clever figure of speech in place of "hand in hand," since dogs are a major part of the point.
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Actually buggery refers to sex with animals (sheep usually) not with young boys. In Australia and Britain it's a generic curse directed at someone (you little bugger) or just at life in general (bugger). However in Australian culture "you little bugger" can also be intended as a compliment depending on the way in which it is said. Amongst Kiwis it is not as socially acceptable a term as there is a bit of the literal use of the term going on.\nBloody can be used either way as well. Bloody marvellous vs you bloody mongrel, for instance. It's just a term used for emphasis.
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It is known colloquially as tongue wrestling, tonsil hockey and, in the United Kingdom, snogging. It is sometimes known as doing a Frankie in parts of Northern England. In many parts of Ireland, it is also referred to as "meeting" or "shifting" someone. It has also been known as "lata", "jamón" and "zampar" (as a verb) in Venezuela, it has many other names in Latin culture. In Quebecois French, it is known as "frencher".\n\nFrench kissing has been traditionally associated with Western societies, but is now becoming quite popular around the world. The term has been attributed to the perception of more liberal views in France towards cunnilingus and oral sex in general (see soixante-neuf/sixty-nine), as the two acts are similar.\n\nFrench kissing was humorously euphemized as "Freedom Kissing" in a parody of Freedom Fries during the period of poor relations between the United States and France just prior to the onset of the 2003 invasion of Iraq
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whats up dog?\n\n\nnothing much u?\n\nhahah\n\nthats a knee slapper...\n\nugh...\n\nlol
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.I was wading the net one day..fell in to the UK.As for bullfighting..sometimes the bull gets the upper hand.
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DOGGY!!!!!!!!!!!!  Arf!
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This is hard to answer as people from different areas use different slang even within London.\n\nThis site will give you some idea of UK slang http://www.peevish.co.uk/slang/
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Good day to you and respect!! I think you should stay where you are because you can crack another one off while f*cking people off on here but if you dogging it means getting dressed, there might be lack of doggers about and it might be cold outside.\nKeep p*ssing people off cos I certainly do my bit, peace!
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if i'm right this is dog sex posisiton which is basically use from adult while f_u_c_k_i_n_g to their partner.
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I think poodle balling is when you use the long strand of fat beads in four play. But I'm not sure. Skunking is two black chicks and  white chick. I wasn't sure what it was either when she said it. Sounds like some kinky crap though.
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phew.... here ya go:\n\n"The Dictionary of Contemporary Slang" by Tony Thorne (1990, originally published by Bloomsbury Publishing). "cakehole, n. British. Mouth. A slang term which was extremely widespread (and considered by many to be vulgar) in the 1950s and 1960s. It survives in the argot of schoolchildren."\n\nIn other words, it came from the British.
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is this similar to dog style of sex?
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Only when it comes to animal poo (our cat and dog.) For the dog, my hub will say,"you gotta take a plop?" or  I'll say to the dog, does my honey bunny have take a poo pee doo pee?" I'm crackin myself up typing this. No one ever asked this question before and i bet a ton of people say stuff like this. I have other phrases that aren't so cute, (To the dog) "come on turd factory go poop.
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Yes honey...my sentiments exactly...we love those dogs but dogs they are(it's in their nature)...\npimps...players-as if that's suppose to be so cool(bullkaka)\n\nhowever,they too are called pigs,dogs,a-holes,etc......\nwhat should we girls that get as much action be called?\ncertainly not sweetypie.....
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I WAS TOLD A FEW YEARS AGO THAT THE WORD "BIPPY" COMES FROM LONDON, ENGLAND WHICH MEANS A CUP OF TEA OR A SPOT OF TEA.\nCHECK REFERENCES OR SLANG WORDS.COM
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Where i come from in the uk a hoe is a tool you use for removing weeds from the soil. We refer to women like this as slags, tarts or whores - just to name a few. You might thimk people from Britain a bit odd- a lot of us are strange-lol.\n\nwomen just pull hair and scratch each other- thats not fighting punching each other is fighting.