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Thigh-man
The other day a came across the word thigh-man in the movie "Dead Poets Society". Mr. Keating used to be a thigh-man when he was a student at Welton College.
I couldn't find the term anywhere so maybe one of you guys could enlighten me? Thanks heaps in advance!
Freddy
I couldn't find the term anywhere so maybe one of you guys could enlighten me? Thanks heaps in advance!
Freddy
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[nq:1]The other day a came across the word thigh-man in the movie "Dead Poets Society". Mr. Keating used to be ...
- [nq:1]The other day a came across the word thigh-man in the movie "Dead Poets Society".
- Mr.
- Keating used to be ...
- College.
- I couldn't find the term anywhere so maybe one of you guys could enlighten me?
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[nq:1]The other day a came across the word thigh-man in the movie "Dead Poets Society". Mr. Keating used to be ... College. I couldn't find the term anywhere so maybe one of you guys could enlighten me? Thanks heaps in advance![/nq]
Without additional context, I'd assume it has to do with what part of a woman's anatomy the guy found most attractive if it was her legs, he'd be a "leg-man", so a
Without additional context, I'd assume it has to do with what part of a woman's anatomy the guy found most attractive if it was her legs, he'd be a "leg-man", so a
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[nq:1]The other day a came across the word thigh-man in the movie "Dead Poets Society". Mr. Keating used to be ... I couldn't find the term anywhere so maybe one of you guys could enlighten me? Thanks heaps in advance! Freddy[/nq]
I agree with HVS that more context would help. Otherwise, the reader here must assume thigh-man (in line with leg-man, ***-man, etc.)
In my undergraduate ye
I agree with HVS that more context would help. Otherwise, the reader here must assume thigh-man (in line with leg-man, ***-man, etc.)
In my undergraduate ye
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[nq:2]The other day a came across the word thigh-man in ... you guys could enlighten me? Thanks heaps in advance! Freddy[/nq]
[nq:1]I agree with HVS that more context would help. Otherwise, the reader here must assume thigh-man (in line with leg-man, ***-man, etc.)[/nq]
This reminds me of the time when United Airlines switched their flight attendants from short skirts to long. UAL had had
[nq:1]I agree with HVS that more context would help. Otherwise, the reader here must assume thigh-man (in line with leg-man, ***-man, etc.)[/nq]
This reminds me of the time when United Airlines switched their flight attendants from short skirts to long. UAL had had
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[nq:2]The other day a came across the word thigh-man in ... you guys could enlighten me? Thanks heaps in advance! Freddy[/nq]
[nq:1]I agree with HVS that more context would help. Otherwise, the reader here must assume thigh-man (in line with leg-man, ... an originator. . .or one of his students may have carried the term into an illustrious life as a playwright.[/nq]
Probably old jokes. Lik
[nq:1]I agree with HVS that more context would help. Otherwise, the reader here must assume thigh-man (in line with leg-man, ... an originator. . .or one of his students may have carried the term into an illustrious life as a playwright.[/nq]
Probably old jokes. Lik
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[nq:1]Without additional context, I'd assume it has to do with what part of a woman's anatomy the guy found most attractive[/nq]
That's exactly it. The only context is this:
NEIL: I found his senior annual in the library.
(Neil opens the annual and reads.)
NEIL: Captain of the soccer team, editor of the annual, Cambridge bound, Man most likely to do anything, Thigh man, Dead Poets
That's exactly it. The only context is this:
NEIL: I found his senior annual in the library.
(Neil opens the annual and reads.)
NEIL: Captain of the soccer team, editor of the annual, Cambridge bound, Man most likely to do anything, Thigh man, Dead Poets
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