Devils Triangle and Boof

[PSULioness 857]

I admit I never heard the expression Devils Triangle or Boof before the SCOTUS hearings. Whether it is the definition given at the hearing, a beer pong game, or from what I know know as being with two men, I guess I have played Devils Triangle a bunch of times. As for Boof I have both definitions covered there. For me the definition given by the nominee is unashamedly more satisfying though I have been with guys who enjoy either definition.

 

This weekend I satisfied both Devil meanings. The only boofing I did was in private. Don’t people understand the women don’t pass gas.

 

So much for that. My team lost. We Are....

[NoAngels 334]

I think you are funny Lioness. Maybe we should all keep calendars with our sex games. I’m also learning new terms. I guess I knew a gang bang was a train. When I was in school we would call someone who did anal a BuFu which maybe was Boof.

[EastInWest 1,524]

"Bufu" meant "bum fuck" when I was a teenager, too, but we only used it to mean "the middle of nowhere". As in, "yeah, she's hot, but she lives way out in Bufu and never goes anywhere". "Devil's Triangle" wasn't widely used, but it definitely only meant one thing.

[couplers 4,649]

"Devil's Triangle" wasn't widely used, but it definitely only meant one thing.

I never heard of it referred to as Devil's Triangle, just Devil's threesome and Angels's threesome, it's all from the guy's perspective I guess. To me, however, they are both an angelic experience, although I prefer MFFM being able to fool with them all. (I like girls too and one guy is not enough.)

[Alura 2,774]

We were so innocent at Will Rogers High School!

[SW_PA_Couple 4,024]

We were so innocent at Will Rogers High School!

I guess we were pretty innocent at my high school. Or maybe it was just that the high-school yearbook staff were sufficiently sophisticated to not put stuff like this into a yearbook.

[agreatguy 269]

I graduated about the same time as the nominee. We didn't use or know of any of those terms. Well we did know BFE (bum fuck egypt) because it represented our small, rural, southern community. My class had less than 50.

To be fair we were more interested in football, hunting, fishing and easy girls than any drinking games...not that there's anything wrong with any of them.

[ViSexual 1,008]

OK, I'll try my best to avoid politics but...

 

On the news recently there were two terms that I had never known.

 

1. Boofing?

I googled it and found three definitions. It had to do with keeping the bow of the boat up in the rapids. It had to do with waving your genitals in someone's face. And it had to do with putting beer in your rectum. Hmm! Am I the only one so old or so dumb that I'd never heard that one?

 

2. Devil's Triangle?

Now, sure, we've all heard of the Bermuda Triangle, also referred to as the Devil's Triangle. But, and I've always loved MFM threesomes and have followed swinging for over 45 years, I'd never heard of it referred to that. Again, am I just too old?

[M1F2KTJ 473]

My understanding is the Devils Triangle means having sex with a man and a woman at the same time. But whatever, his explanation was hilarious to everyone who knew better. I can not believe he said that with a straight face.

 

Our next Supreme Court Justice. God save us! At least he likes to party!

[adamgunn 1,460]

If you haven't heard the term "Devil's Triangle," you haven't watched How I Met Your Mother.

[agreatguy 269]

If you haven't heard the term "Devil's Triangle," you haven't watched How I Met Your Mother.

 

Never watched it

[ViSexual 1,008]

I've never seen 'How I Met Your Mother' but just might check it out now. Ha!

[SW_PA_Couple 4,024]

In musical terms, there is a combination of notes called a Devil’s Triad. It was forbidden by the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages. Rather a surprise for me as my impression is that Catholics groove on things that come in threes.

[shy_couple 459]

A great source of (almost) useless information is Urban Dictionary. Have to frequently check Faniky Guy and Daniel Tosh phrases.