If you’re bottomless you should just accept being photographed. It’s going to happen, and there’s nothing wrong with people being able to see your genitals later.
Since the title of the pic and the person who submitted it are the same, is the implication that “Rosudo” is the girl in the pic? Or is that simply coincidental?
That’s what I thought too, but I checked the OED, and discovered that this particular verb scarf is a US version of scoff, much to my surprise.
scarf, v.4 Etymology: Variant of SCOFF v.2 U.S. slang.
The full definition given is : transitive and intransitive = SCOFF v.2 1. Also with up and down.
The particular definition in Scoff that that points to is :
To eat voraciously, devour; also gen. to eat. Also with up, down. Also figurative.
Isn’t it part of the punishment to be fotographed?
If you’re bottomless you should just accept being photographed. It’s going to happen, and there’s nothing wrong with people being able to see your genitals later.
Since the title of the pic and the person who submitted it are the same, is the implication that “Rosudo” is the girl in the pic? Or is that simply coincidental?
That was an error, I’m not even sure how I ended up with Rosudo in the title field… But I’m pretty sure the girl is not Rosudo.
(Incestuous Brother): If you mean “Scoff” as in “eat” you have a deal.. otherwise I’m going to catch you with no hand there eventually.. sexy sis…
I’ve never heard scoff used in reference to eating. To scoff is more a reference of scorn.
Perhaps you’re thinking of “scarf,” as in gobble or eat rapidly.
“Scoff”: to eat something quickly and eagerly (Cambridge dictionary). “Scarf” is the US equivalent.
That’s what I thought too, but I checked the OED, and discovered that this particular verb scarf is a US version of scoff, much to my surprise.
scarf, v.4
Etymology: Variant of SCOFF v.2
U.S. slang.
The full definition given is :
transitive and intransitive = SCOFF v.2 1. Also with up and down.
The particular definition in Scoff that that points to is :
To eat voraciously, devour; also gen. to eat. Also with up, down. Also figurative.