March 16th, The Hatkeshiator (nprofile…6aew) Anthony (nprofile…n84n)
He's wrong. Look further:
"Meat-market "place where one looks for sex partners" is from 1896 (meat in various sexual senses of "penis, vagina, body regarded as a sex object, prostitute" are attested from 1590s; Old English for "meat-market" was flæsccyping ('flesh-cheaping')); slang meat wagon "ambulance" is from 1920, American English slang, said to date from World War I (in a literal sense by 1857)."
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2026-01-27 21:15:30 UTC
in reply to nevent1q…ls4j
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