Really Rachel?

[Mossfern]

You don't know what a golden shower is?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. I think she's trying to be decorous for tv.

[hlthe2b]

3. Yeah... There's no way she doesn't know, but she blushes REALLY easily

[Mossfern]

4. That may be your take,

but then why did she say that she has no idea what that means?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

9. I think she was being coy. Of course she knows what it means

but didn't want to get into it, as it were.

[chillfactor]

10. oh come on...

did she need to explain what it means? Really?

[dawg day]

2. A woman I knew--

Didn't know what a French kiss is, and when I told her, she was disgusted and said she would NEVER do that.

She was a mother of 4.

[hlthe2b]

5. ...

(toilet seat pregnancies...)

[Kamala4TheWin]

6. ..

She’s trying to unsee it

[a kennedy]

7. May-be she's just not wanting to even discuss the grossness of it. JMHO

[chillfactor]

8. oh she knows...

she blushed like crazy.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

11. I didn't know what "tossing my salad" meant...

... when a female coworker giggled that a homosexual coworker had told her that he wanted to do that to me.

Figured it was something sexual, and he had previously tried to flirt with me (no thanks!), but I didn't really know. And coincidentally, I had brought macaroni salad to an employee "carry-in" a few days earlier. So was that it?

The male coworker who told me what it meant was laughing so hard when I asked him about it, he almost couldn't get the words out,

My reaction was, "That's so unsanitary!" and he laughed even harder.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

14. THAT, I had to look up.

Eww.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

15. My reaction too.

Not appealing to me at all, even with a woman.

Different strokes for different folks, I guess. Lol.

[Talitha]

16. I had to look that one up, too.... it's beyond revolting.

You know what?

I'm pushing 68 and if knowledge like THAT is what it means to be an 'adult', I want nothing to do with it.

Phewey!!!

[Buckeye_Democrat]

17. Exactly!

It was a factory job, and that kind of stuff seemed to be the only "knowledge" that was widely known by my coworkers.

They probably would've all graduated with honors in high school if that was the regular coursework.

[rzemanfl]

12. It seemed to me what she didn't know was whether spectators or participants. n/t

[kahnmann]

13. She knew about Tea Bagging back in the day