I'm kinda hoping no one describes it using either pus-filled OR purulent! But I'm taking a wait-and-see attitude.A gentle reminder for all, the adjective form of pus is purulent.
Oh, Mary Ann, for sure! Although, Ginger was fine, too.
Wait... isn't that a contradiction of terms?
(cough) just leave out the L and it's a lot easier to rhyme with. (cough)
That one's easy. Mary Ann is great, and definitely a babe, but Ginger was smokin' hot AND a "ginger." Smokin hot and redhead... That's the trifecta right there.
What's the third element in the trifecta? I only see two listed here, smokin' hot and redhead (aka ginger)!
Well, I didn't want to say this out loud, but there are certain "qualities" that are associated with redheads, which I personally have found to be completely warranted, albeit in limited sample size, which would most definitely be #1 of the trifecta. But we can't talk about those here.
No. Other nymphs were not known for their chastity. In fact, the term is sometimes used to express excess sexual appetite.
Urban myth.
For high frequency vocals, you had Robert Plant at the time, who actually could sing. Just sayin'.
Hey, come on, I said “limited sample size.”And cool guys never brag.
This is good to know!
