The 90’s: Millie Jackson, Parte

From the 90’s: Milie Jackson:

Parte, if you cant get it up you need to parte.
Ladies go on strike, no Parte, no Pusse
If you cant get it up get down
if you cant get down because of rheumatism and arthritis
Then just sit her on the dresser
Better if you take take your false teeth out

 

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I am 3/4ths Sri Lankan (Jaffna) Tamil, 1/8th Sinhalese and 1/8th Irish; a proper mutt. Maternal: Grandfather a Govt Surveyor married my grandmother of Sinhalese/Irish descent from the deep south, in the early 1900’s. They lived in the deep South, are generally considered Sinhalese and look Eurasian (common among upper class Sinhalese). They were Anglicans (Church of England), became Evangelical Christians (AOG) in 1940's, and built the first Evangelical church in the South. Paternal: Sri Lanka (Jaffna Tamil). Paternal ancestors converted to Catholicism during Portuguese rule (1500's), went back to being Hindu and then became Methodists (and Anglicans) around 1850 (ggfather). They were Administrators and translators to the British, poets and writers in Tamil and English. Grandfathers sister was the first female Tamil novelist of modern times I was brought up as an Evangelical even attending Bible study till about the age of 13. Agnostic and later atheist. I studied in Sinhala, did a Bachelor in Chemistry and Physics in Sri Lanka. Then did Oceanography graduate stuff and research in the US. I am about 60 years old, no kids, widower. Sri Lankan citizen (no dual) and been back in SL since 2012. Live in small village near a National Park, run a very small budget guest house and try to do some agriculture that can survive the Elephants, monkeys and wild boar incursions. I am not really anonymous, a little digging and you can find my identity.

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H. M. Brough
H. M. Brough
4 years ago

Wtf is this gibberish

H. M. Brough
H. M. Brough
4 years ago
Reply to  sbarrkum

Guess again, I spent over half the clinical years of med school in Black and immigrant ghettos. Lots of weird people, but nobody said anything like the stuff you posted.

thewarlock
thewarlock
4 years ago
Reply to  H. M. Brough

sounds like you go to my school lol

H.M. Brough
H.M. Brough
4 years ago
Reply to  sbarrkum

Look man, no offense or anything, but I think we are very different people, and we’re probably talking at cross purposes by now. Have a good day.

By “gibberish,” I meant the language. I am well-accustomed to sexually explicit speech, but I have no idea what “Parte” means, or why people use archaic terms like “rheumatism.”

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