The
other night I was passing through the living room and caught a
glimpse of a commercial. I don't know what the commercial was for
but the image I saw was a typical Madison Avenue blond sexy woman
holding a plate in front of her while she sensually licked something
off of it.
It
made me wonder who that ad was aimed at. Men probably. Men are the
only ones I know who think tongues and tongue action is sexy. I
mean, really, what woman is turned on by a guy leering at her and
sticking his tongue out as far as it can go and waggling it around?
Mostly, we think guys that do that are gross and creepy.
Maybe
it's all in the delivery. The woman in the ad wasn't sticking her
tongue out so much as she was licking something...slowly...with a
look of pleasure on her face. OK, OK. I get the implication.
Still.
Have
you ever looked at a tongue?
It
can twist and turn, curl itself up, fold itself over.
Babies
stick out their tongue as a part of the sucking reflex.
When
we were kids we would stick our tongue out at people we didn't like
or
to express our displeasure.
The
Rolling Stones use it as a logo though I couldn't find a picture of
Mick actually sticking out his tongue.
Gene
Simmons of KISS does it though I'm not quite sure why.
Some
people like to decorate theirs.
And
some people like to split theirs (judging by the amount of pictures I
found, this is more common than one would think) which totally
creeps me out.
Tongues
are useful things, no doubt. We use them for eating, tasting,
talking, even determining certain states of health, but I think I'll
keep mine in my mouth undecorated and whole.
The
last image search I did was for 'sexy tongue licking'. I'll leave
you with these:
Woman
being sexy with her tongue.
Man
being sexy with his tongue.
Tongues creep me out in general. It's as if they were fleshy little creatures that live within us. Ick.
ReplyDeletethanks for the gross and funny post!
ReplyDeleteoh goodness....until this very moment, I had not pondered how disgusting the human tongue really is. Gee thanks Ellen.....tee hee
ReplyDeleteWhy? Why would someone split their tongue? Can they talk properly afterwards? Ewww!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTongue shenanigans are largely a guy thing, I believe. It was my brother who taught all my mother's grandchildren how to touch their tongues to their noses.
ReplyDeleteThat last picture - oh man. I'm trying not to laugh too loud because Mike's watching a movie. Ick!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't care less about *men's* tongues, but....
ReplyDeleteMy tongue is unadorned, sees little action and is quite content with that.
ReplyDeleteI do have this wonderful thing I do where I roll my bottom lip down and curl my tongue up. It is fun to chase the grandchildren for a kiss as they scream, GROSS!
Sometimes you just have to find the fun in the simple things in life.
I like to use my tongue for tasting, as I enjoy eating. I have accidentally bitten my tongue before and it is quite memorable and takes some time for the pain to go away. So, with that in mind, you can be sure that my tongue will remain unadorned or split! I am not a big fan of pain!
ReplyDeleteOh, almost forgot. The rug strips are simply knotted and tied. I will try to do a post about the burlap backed rug with some pics. It was fast and easy. No sewing.
ReplyDeleteTongue-splitting -- UGH! And I'm not a fan of tongue piercings, either. Bleah. Bleah.
ReplyDeleteI often wonder what the heck advertisers are thinking. I always thought young women are generally the prime target of advertisers because they do most of the shopping, both personally and for their households. But that commercial you saw doesn't sound like it was targeted at women. Who knows.
Eewwwwwwww!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
SueAnn
Ha!! I wish I'd written this.
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering, now that you've done those Google searches, what kinds of ads are gonna be suggested in your sidebars for the next 6 months?
You are so right. Tongues are creepy.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I have one, though, and that it is neither split nor pierced.
Everything you've ever wanted to know about tongues but were afraid to ask. Well blogged! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it. When i as a kid it was deemed a great achievement to be able to touch your nose with your tongue. I was the champion. Did it change my life? Was it sexy? Not for a 10 year old - but maybe I'll ask my beloved if that's why she's still with me despite my other less than delightful male habits. Which might deserve a blogging in their own right.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of an old joke ... too rude to publish here.
ReplyDeleteDamn, talk about speaking with a forked tongue!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your POTW.
Yuck. But congrats on your POTW.
ReplyDeleteOh.
ReplyDeleteEw.
People have them split? On purpose?
Eww.
Congrats on the POTW.
came back to say congrats on your POTW! yuck!
ReplyDeleteooh, really??? people get their tongues SPLIT?
ReplyDeleteGood God!!!!!
Congrats on Post of the Week...though it really weirded me out, lol, it held my interest...my two sons would be proud of that, but I refuse to tell them the subject matter was tongues!
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