new euphemism

[Thundra]

I heard what I think is a new euphemism yesterday and I was wondering if anyone else has heard this before?

I heard two 20-somethings conversing at work, and one used the phrase, "dead-end" as a euphemism for a post-op woman.

That is a new one to me?

Anyone else ever heard THAT one?

[stephanie_craxford]

Hey there Thundra,

Can't say that I've heard of that one.  Was it used in a derogatory way, as it sounds like it is mean't to be

Chat later

Steph

[Thundra]

Ummmm, yeah, based on the hand motions she used to demonstrate to her friend, and the derisive laughing that followed, I would say that, yeah, it was meant to be insulting.

Not to mention that the very phrase, in referring to a "dead end" in regarding a post-op anatomy is probably the most mean-spirited comment I've ever heard used.

[harbour]

it does sound rather cruel, only one option left, you will have to shave their heads 

[Kimberly]

Understanding is generally of more value than revenge.

[LostInTime]

it does sound rather cruel, only one option left, you will have to shave their heads 

From their shoulders.

[Sara]

That is a disgusting thing to hear. What do those little girls know about life anyhow.

Sara.

[edit]Picture and reference deleted.  I know that this was done in jest.     But although there doesn't apear to be a copywrite statement on the web site the picture came from, I don't believe that we should use the picture in this way.  It is obvious that the two girls pictured did not make the statement this topic is referring to. ~ Steph[/edit]