Favorite food-related double entendres

[lovingcamela]

According to Urban Dictionary, one of the meanings of "limp biscuit" is when a guy can't get a hard-on.

And speaking of stuffed biscuits, Urban Dictionary also defines "The Kolache" as an act where a guy thrusts his penis into another person's fat roll.

Not that I put much stock in Urban Dictionary. It's crowd-sourced and doesn't seem to have very good curation.

Well shoot. I guess I better stop call my ho-ho a biscuit.

[GeorgeDRII]

Well here's another type Mark, using acronyms on this site. I said awhile back something good for Kati RGV. I know it means Rio Grande Valley. But I changed it a little to say Really Good Vagina. Because yes, she has a really good vajayjay imho.

[MarkWatney]

Well shoot. I guess I better stop call my ho-ho a biscuit.

Why would you, when you can call it a ho ho? But you know, sometimes words have two meanings.

[lovingcamela]

I don’t know where ho ho came from, but sometimes we say it to each other. I always think of the Ho Ho sugary treats like Twinkies, Ho Ho’s or Ding Dongs.

[risn2theoccasion2]

I don’t know where ho ho came from, but sometimes we say it to each other. I always think of the Ho Ho sugary treats like Twinkies, Ho Ho’s or Ding Dongs.

Well Ms. Camela, last I heard, HoHo’s and Ding Dongs go well together.

[britttany_love]

I don’t know where ho ho came from, but sometimes we say it to each other. I always think of the Ho Ho sugary treats like Twinkies, Ho Ho’s or Ding Dongs.

Zingers all the way!!

[MarkWatney]

Well Ms. Camela, last I heard, HoHo’s and Ding Dongs go well together.

I've never heard that before, but there's no arguing with your thought process.