He got "carried away" and decided to splooge in Candy.
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After Ben's mid-afternoon feelings splooge, the Fantasy Suite is a done deal.
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The whole process is actually pretty painless, and your phone won't even get covered in splooge.
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Please. I'd easily splooge around five times that—about a third of a cup—on a lumberjack breakfast at my favorite diner.
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Did you turn the mostly sanitary Gawker Media offices into a splooge-caked sex dungeon where even men risk pregnancy just by sitting on the furniture?
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Here's why you shouldn't freak out: sperm concentration went from about 99 million sperm per milliliter of splooge in 1970 to 47 million sperm per milliliter in 2010.
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So there was a splooge of white webbing right there on the whole left side of his black double-breasted number, which he wore over a blacker turtleneck.
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Some of the mountains on my cosmic sphere splooge out thick liquid fire spurts that run downhill and cool and turn into vacation destinations after a few thousand years.
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Anecdotal reports from Kinsey, Masters and Johnson, [and others] say a lot of people masturbate in order to go to sleep—crank it, wank it, splooge, boom, go to sleep.
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His group of amateur, albeit active, experts concur that while there doesn't seem to be a quick fix, if they get a rancid splooge report, then they most likely just need to consume a healthier diet.
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But maybe the bananas-ist celebration was Gattis' to perform: Shortly after getting a smurf splooge shower at the end of his walk, Gattis decided to bestow upon us his verdant chest garden by ripping off his shirt.
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I have no clue how—and you definitely don't want to use a black light on my kitchen table anytime soon—but I got the splooge on the slide, and got the slide into the YO clip, and got my results.
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A huge variety of euphemisms and dysphemisms have been invented to describe semen. For a complete list of terms, see sexual slang. Slang terms for semen include cum, jizz, spunk (primarily British English), spooge and/or splooge, load, nut, and less commonly, love juice. The term cum sometimes also refers to an orgasm, while load is derived from the phrase blowing a load, referring to an ejaculation.
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A function called DENSITY chooses how "dense" the collection of breakable items are. The Powerup Manager chooses the list of powerups to be included, how often, whether they can be destroyed and what happens when two conflicting powers are picked (such as Bomb Splooge versus Glove). The editor also sports a basic graphic interface: the player can switch between the "Green Acre" theme and a monochrome, patterned representation.
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He decides to produce a local play, though he discards subtext by naming it Splooge-Drenched Blowjob Queen, and not only makes the show about women giving oral sex, but includes direct commands to Sharon in it. This attracts the attention of Stephen Sondheim, Stephen Schwartz, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Elton John. The four are depicted as hypermasculine, beer drinking heterosexuals who hang out at Hooters, and are called "Bros" (Sondheim and John are openly gay in real life). They chastise Randy for the overt use of sexuality in his play, explaining to him that the lack of any real subtext would expose the truth behind Broadway shows.
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The idea of Stewie and Bertram laughing as they go down the slide during their sword fight was pitched by Povenmire's wife and, although negative about the idea at first, Povenmire included it in the episode because the original sketch was not going so well. During Peter and Lois' "fat sex", Peter repeatedly states "almost, almost"; originally, there was going to be approximately twice as many of these, but they were never included in the episode. The DVD version of the episode shows Peter arriving at the sperm bank and saying to the receptionist: "I have an appointment to banish a White Russian from my Kremlin", to which she replies with "This is a sperm bank, you don't have to use innuendo", and Peter concludes the conversation with "Where do I splooge?". In addition to the regular cast, actors Randy Crenshaw, Gavin Dunne, Bob Joyce, John Joyce, Rick Logan, and Wallace Shawn, and voice actors Phil LaMarr, Tara Strong, Nicole Sullivan, and Wally Wingert guest starred in the episode.
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