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mattmatical
Jan 10, 2012, 1:07:28 PM1/10/12
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You know. The Whodini classic.
I remember when I first tried to decipher the song
(a long time ago) I assumed that they meant females
and males. Nowadays I'm pretty sure they're talking
about females only, but is there any possibility that the
term freaks in that song includes both genders?
Or more generally, when freak is used to describe a
sexually promiscuous person is it applied to women
in the majority of the cases?
Matt
I remember when I first tried to decipher the song
(a long time ago) I assumed that they meant females
and males. Nowadays I'm pretty sure they're talking
about females only, but is there any possibility that the
term freaks in that song includes both genders?
Or more generally, when freak is used to describe a
sexually promiscuous person is it applied to women
in the majority of the cases?
Matt
TJ Xenos
Jan 11, 2012, 5:09:42 PM1/11/12
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On Jan 10, 1:07 pm, mattmatical <i...@i.be> wrote:
> You know. The Whodini classic.
>
> I remember when I first tried to decipher the song
> (a long time ago) I assumed that they meant females
> and males. Nowadays I'm pretty sure they're talking
> about females only, but is there any possibility that the
> term freaks in that song includes both genders?
Havent heard the song/paid attention to the lyrics in ages, but
> You know. The Whodini classic.
>
> I remember when I first tried to decipher the song
> (a long time ago) I assumed that they meant females
> and males. Nowadays I'm pretty sure they're talking
> about females only, but is there any possibility that the
> term freaks in that song includes both genders?
probably no.
> Or more generally, when freak is used to describe a
> sexually promiscuous person is it applied to women
> in the majority of the cases?
> Matt
STRATEGY
Feb 7, 2012, 4:51:55 PM2/7/12
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On Jan 10, 10:07 am, mattmatical <i...@i.be> wrote:
> You know. The Whodini classic.
>
> I remember when I first tried to decipher the song
> (a long time ago) I assumed that they meant females
> and males. Nowadays I'm pretty sure they're talking
> about females only, but is there any possibility that the
> term freaks in that song includes both genders?
Females! but, they do word is non-sexually at times in the song,
> You know. The Whodini classic.
>
> I remember when I first tried to decipher the song
> (a long time ago) I assumed that they meant females
> and males. Nowadays I'm pretty sure they're talking
> about females only, but is there any possibility that the
> term freaks in that song includes both genders?
don't they? "might not know they're a freak unless you see them at
night.." could've been said gender-specific
>
> Or more generally, when freak is used to describe a
> sexually promiscuous person is it applied to women
> in the majority of the cases?
STRATEGY
>
> Matt
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