Somebody give me pro-ness tips at giving hickeys.

Give them to girls on there tits so there mom wont know.Also if you're going out with a girl and she wants to give you a hicky on you're neck or anythink else thats not covered by cloths dont let her this is claiming you has hers other girls see and then know you aren't single.

No hickys on the neck now ya learnin.

Ahhh teenagers and their obsession with giving hickies!

How mature and grown-up you are!

What's the big fucking deal with love bites anyway...They're like bruises!

If I wanted a damn bruise I'd go pick a fight with my brother!

At least with fighting my brother I know we'll have a beer afterwards and I can possibly tell the chicks that it was three guys I was fighting and I won!

it also happens accidently, psycho_8b, and that ain't funny, i know people who got caught cheatin cause of stupid little hickies

suck hard, and slightly bight. done

quote:Originally posted by psycho_8b:

Ahhh teenagers and their obsession with giving hickies!

How mature and grown-up you are!

What's the big fucking deal with love bites anyway...They're like bruises!

If I wanted a damn bruise I'd go pick a fight with my brother!

At least with fighting my brother I know we'll have a beer afterwards and I can possibly tell the chicks that it was three guys I was fighting and I won!

Nah, its great! Especially during sex. It like, ampliphies the sensations.

Hickeys arn't just about what they look like, its about how they feel and the close connection a couple experiences during it.

bight ( P ) Pronunciation Key (bt)

n.

A loop in a rope.

The middle or slack part of an extended rope.

A bend or curve, especially in a shoreline.

A wide bay formed by such a bend or curve.



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[Middle English, bend, angle, from Old English byht. See bheug- in Indo-European Roots.]

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bight

\Bight\ (b[imac]t), n. [OE. bi[yogh]t a bending; cf. Sw. & Dan. bugt bend, bay; fr. AS. byht, fr. b[=u]gan. [root]88. Cf. Bout, Bought a bend, and see Bow, v.] 1. A corner, bend, or angle; a hollow; as, the bight of a horse's knee; the bight of an elbow.

2. (Geog.) A bend in a coast forming an open bay; as, the Bight of Benin.

3. (Naut.) The double part of a rope when folded, in distinction from the ends; that is, a round, bend, or coil not including the ends; a loop.



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bight

n 1: a bend in a coastline that forms an open bay 2: a bay formed by a bend (a bight) in the shoreline 3: the middle part of a slack rope (as distinguished from its ends) v : fasten with a bight



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bight

^^ he means 'bite, not bight'

quote:Originally posted by psycho_8b:



If I wanted a damn bruise I'd go pick a fight with my brother!

At least with fighting my brother I know we'll have a beer afterwards and I can possibly tell the chicks that it was three guys I was fighting and I won!

What if your brother happend to beat the shit out of you? I mean, com'on even i beat me older brother out of the blue sometimes