On the topic of Cameltoes
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On the topic of Cameltoes
Cameltoe is a slang term that refers to the outline of the female labia majora when seen through tight, form-fitting clothes.
Common circumstances
The causes of cameltoe are not always obvious. Cameltoe commonly occurs as a result of wearing tight fitting clothes, such as jeans, shorts, hotpants, or swimwear. However, some fashion analysts have also identified clothing design as a cause, rather than its size. Cameltoe may thus be exacerbated Jeans or other garments with a tight central seam that serves to divide the labia majora.
Reference in popular media
The concept of a cameltoe has been featured prominently in American entertainment media. New York dancepop group FannyPack's first major single was entitled "Cameltoe". In the film The Weather Man, cameltoe plays a major role in the movie's plot development. Nicolas Cage's overweight daughter is chided by classmates for her cameltoe, and Cage's father insists that Cage do something about it to help the girl's self-esteem. The film Superbad refers to a male version of the cameltoe being something that females "go nuts for". They then refer to it as the "cameltail". A British pub named 'The Camel's Toe' in the Azerbaijan capital Baku caused outrage when local journalists discovered the meaning of the term in English.
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Common circumstances
The causes of cameltoe are not always obvious. Cameltoe commonly occurs as a result of wearing tight fitting clothes, such as jeans, shorts, hotpants, or swimwear. However, some fashion analysts have also identified clothing design as a cause, rather than its size. Cameltoe may thus be exacerbated Jeans or other garments with a tight central seam that serves to divide the labia majora.
Reference in popular media
The concept of a cameltoe has been featured prominently in American entertainment media. New York dancepop group FannyPack's first major single was entitled "Cameltoe". In the film The Weather Man, cameltoe plays a major role in the movie's plot development. Nicolas Cage's overweight daughter is chided by classmates for her cameltoe, and Cage's father insists that Cage do something about it to help the girl's self-esteem. The film Superbad refers to a male version of the cameltoe being something that females "go nuts for". They then refer to it as the "cameltail". A British pub named 'The Camel's Toe' in the Azerbaijan capital Baku caused outrage when local journalists discovered the meaning of the term in English.
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from wikipedia: (on the topic of camel toe)
"In males, the appearance is also possible by means of tight pants cleaving between the testicles, and sometimes between the penis and one or both testicles, and is generally referred to as a "mangina," rhyming with "vagina."
"In males, the appearance is also possible by means of tight pants cleaving between the testicles, and sometimes between the penis and one or both testicles, and is generally referred to as a "mangina," rhyming with "vagina."
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In contemporary usage, the word freak is usually used to refer to a person with something unusual about their appearance or behaviour. This usage dates from the so-called freak scene of the 1960s and 1970s. "Freak" in this sense may be used either as a pejorative, a term of admiration, or a self-description. It can also denote a strong obsession with a particular activity, e.g., "He's such a neat-freak" or "You're a singing freak". The term "freaky" can also apply to a person who is sexually adventurous, or by itself as in "that person's a freak" (in bed.)
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In contemporary usage, the word freak is usually used to refer to a person with something unusual about their appearance or behaviour. This usage dates from the so-called freak scene of the 1960s and 1970s. "Freak" in this sense may be used either as a pejorative, a term of admiration, or a self-description. It can also denote a strong obsession with a particular activity, e.g., "He's such a neat-freak" or "You're a singing freak". The term "freaky" can also apply to a person who is sexually adventurous, or by itself as in "that person's a freak" (in bed.)
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Dave Spritz: You know when I was in school, I guess the hardest thing was how other kids can be a little mean. . names, and stuff. Do you ever get called names?
Shelly: Like what?
Dave Spritz: I don't know - like, dummy if you miss a question. . or, camel toe?
Shelly: Yeah... camel toe.
Dave Spritz: Do you know why?
Shelly: Why, what?
Dave Spritz: Why you get called camel toe. .
Shelly: Yeah.
Dave Spritz: Why hun?. .
Shelly: Because, camel toes are tough. They can walk all over the desert and all the hot rocks. I'm tough.
Dave Spritz: That's right. It's because they're tough. Ready to shop again? . .
Shelly: I think they make car tires out of camel toes.
Shelly: Like what?
Dave Spritz: I don't know - like, dummy if you miss a question. . or, camel toe?
Shelly: Yeah... camel toe.
Dave Spritz: Do you know why?
Shelly: Why, what?
Dave Spritz: Why you get called camel toe. .
Shelly: Yeah.
Dave Spritz: Why hun?. .
Shelly: Because, camel toes are tough. They can walk all over the desert and all the hot rocks. I'm tough.
Dave Spritz: That's right. It's because they're tough. Ready to shop again? . .
Shelly: I think they make car tires out of camel toes.
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