remember when we used to say a woman was thick like a Male horse ...lol

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This bama is so doing it wrong.

 

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[Lou_Kayge]

I have never heard any guys in my circle use that term to refer to women. I'm 55. Maybe it's an age thing.

 

[Lou_Kayge]

I said this before. Lived in NYC all my life. I'm 55 and mostly hung out with degenerate muhufckas pussy-wise. Never heard anyone use the term stallion referring to a woman.

 

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I said this before. Lived in NYC all my life. I'm 55 and mostly hung out with degenerate muhufckas pussy-wise. Never heard anyone use the term stallion referring to a woman.

 

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[sorcererforemost]

I feel sorry for these horses who have to carry and smell their funky asses all day.

 

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[Lou_Kayge]

56 yo and none of the dudes I grew up with-blacks of American, nor of West Indian descent used that term.

 

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[dbluesun]

56 yo and none of the dudes I grew up with-blacks of American, nor of West Indian descent used that term.

heard as a kid/teenager in the midwest

 

[DMXtreem]

I want to say the etymology behind the term started a more of a reference to a woman's ability to "breed" / sire healthy sons. The term is an old English masculine reference.

 

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Now that's a feisty philly right there. I could just saddle her up and ride her(no lightbright)