goolies

• “I’d like to see him protecting his goolies from the sun with a metal disk. cak |”

  prude

• “It's actually "Tropical the island breeze," which is pretty dull by comparison, although no doubt a relief to those of you who have goolies.”

  Mondegreens

• “In Madonna's La Isla Bonita, she seems to sing, "Chop the goolies, island breeze.”

  Mondegreens

• “So he poked the opposition in the eye, kicked them in the goolies, and for good measure tried to steal their lunch money.”

  The New Liberal Bloc : Law is Cool

• “The time has come, therefore, for us to administer a smart kick in the State's goolies.”

  Archive 2008-01-13

• “You, being too clever by half, thought you could avoid the coalition nonsense and pwn Harper's goolies by getting the Cons to put together a Liberalish budget that you could support.”

  Dear Iggy,

• “This story might just grab you by the goolies and stroke your tears out softly.”

  Sita Sings the Blues | clusterflock

• “Then, with the election in the bag, you have five years to kick it well and truly in the goolies.”

  SUPERTROUGHERS

• “The average father would no more touch his child than cut off his own goolies but in not being able to have contact with his child in a normal way, the child starts getting paranoid at the withholding of love and that is a major danger in this day and age.”

  [climate of suspicion] versus sensible precautions

• “Also, I wish I knew who did so I could kick them in the goolies.”

  Rewrites -- the manuscript strikes back

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