D*nkey Punch

For No-School Sundays, here is a video about something funny that happened to me after I saw the movie , which is a movie that I actually enjoyed watching.

I thought it would be fun to play a bunch of characters, so let me know what you think.

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  1. Have not given a Donkey Punch.( closed fist to back of head right where it meets the neck) Don’t no if it’s something i would just spring or get a OK first. :oops:

  2. rohman says:

    good article for your info and good idea
    Poptropica

  3. iluv2cutfarts says:

    A Donkey Punch (as it was told to me by a naughty girl I worked with in Chicago a few years back) is when you are having anal sex with a girl – doggy style, and you pull her hair in the midst of it all and punch her in the back of the head. Pretty violent and not very sexy if you ask me, but I guess some girls like that sort of thing.

    Also – here are some other horrible references for sexually deviant behaviors…

    Dirty Sanchez – when you smear you dick onto a womans upper lip after anal sex.

    Cincinnati Bow-Tie – It’s when you titty fuck a girl the opposite way so your shaft and balls are right over her face. It looks like a bow-tie to the girl, and everything in Ohio is backwards anyways – just ask Beevee! HAHA!

    I’ve never heard of an Alabama Hot Pocket.

    Really good vid! Talk about pushing the envelope! LOL!

    :mrgreen:

    • arnie says:

      {WORD-slut} :razz: Amazing how instincts can abort… :???: …kill lust with love to hate and and GOD is liberal like models and such :lol: play it again for us silent/in our heads {SLUTS} smells funny G-I-P my PANTs :lol:

  4. stuboy says:

    Ha, no quite what I was thinking – more along the lines of {wolf-bagging}.

  5. yasmine says:

    haha that lesson was funny, and your mom two!! :grin:

  6. zinnaku says:

    there are a few things i think a donkey punch might be… but even though i dont care a lot of what people think of me, and i am very truthful A LOT of the time as well, i dont think i should say exactly what i think it is. :oops: :razz: another rant inn the comments by the great and powerful Zinnaku.

  7. demoniiik says:

    Hehehe… forgive me… but here’s a truly sick one:

    Munge.

    Warning… munging is not safe for work, your reputation, or keeping your ass out of jail.

    But damn, is it funny to shock people with the definition. :D

    (I can only find a definition for it online under the urban dictionary… but yeah. There you go. xD)

  8. todd says:

    This was very cute funny and so spot on with just the perfect amount of innocence. I have to agree with errin, last comment about the charters. Had it not been from all the amazing different referencing put into one comment, I wouldn’t have said anything. That has got to be one of the best “how-to” lessons for high school kids.

    Well done, I was rolling with the reminders while reading that.

    Hope all had a great Easter.

    Todd.

  9. errin says:

    OMG! I never thought I’d see the day when our trusty teacher would discuss the term ‘Donkey Punch’. For better or worse, I am fully knowledgable in such terminology, as I worked a recording session years back wherein the band, the producer, and myself all had pretty sick senses of humor, and got into finding and using the strangest terms to shock each other with…

    So, you like a Donkey Punch, Marina? Ever heard of a Jelly Donut? I believe it’s also known as a Strawberry Shortcake. How about the legendary Dirty Sanchez? It is also known as the Chili Dog. And then there’s playing Rodeo… I don’t think it has any other names. And of course, there is the Hot Carl, also known as a Blumpkin. The acts these words denote are all very depraved, yet I think they hold a fascination for anybody into the power of words.

    One of my favorite terms isn’t even a sexual one… it’s known as an Upperdecker, and isn’t a very nice thing to do to somebody’s toilet. I guess the only way it would become sexual is if you combine it with a Hot Carl! lol

    And remember, kids, don’t try any of the above unless it is between two consenting adults! Even then, it’s just plain wrong… yet genuinely stimulating!

    On a side note, love the characters, Marina. It’s always fun when an actress with a personality like yours explores her improvisational side. Good job!

    Peace, Errin : )

    • buzzword says:

      the term “donkey punch” motivated you to make a comment after so long an absence? i’ve yearned for the unique experience of aggravation that your comments always caused me errin. i always found your opinions a worth while contribution to the dialogue. missed you during the elections and days since especially. is this just a short visit or will you stick around. i hope its the later. peaceful days.

    • beevee14 says:

      Would a Hot Carl also be known as a Cleveland Steamer?

      • leonard says:

        Where is my buddy from OHIO?…broken computer?…[cyber-space] taxes and the mind of latex-_-__-___-

        [soft&sexy]–Intelligence is sexy.

        Good morning, dear students, and welcome to my favorite class: philology, or the love of words.

        For me, nothing is more seductive than a good word origin story. I can’t get enough. I mean, have you ever wondered what the word “cocktail” has to do with drinks? Or whether “hussy” was always an insult? Or why Benedict got his very own egg recipe? These are the types of questions that keep me awake all night long.

        Whether you’ve been a straight-A follower of my YouTube channel or this is your first adventure in philology, I think that soon you’ll be just as hot for words as I am! Are you ready for class to begin?

  10. leonard says:

    :cool:

    *****+…HOW…+*****

    This is live at San Quentin in 1969. This is the original radio version (except no bleep) that your daddy knows! :smile: p.o.r.n.OF.s.e.x :lol: :mrgreen: s.e.x :mrgreen: very good job Master Marina :smile: of Lexicon REPUBLIC*****+10!!!

  11. candy7600can says:

    hi low dolling! . use is veddy beautiful woman! we like youu a lot!

  12. mborrego says:

    I love this site, you are the best! thanks Bill O’Reilly!

  13. Capman911 says:

    I think I know whats wrong. The angle of the dangle is not proportional to the how it should be operated.

  14. Che Volay says:

    |^^^^^^^^^^^^^|
    |HOTFORWORDS Truck*|’|”"”;.,__.
    |_…_…____======|=_|__|..,]|
    ” (@)’(@)”"”"*|(@)(@)*****(@)

  15. Capman911 says:

    Marina it’s harassment time again. Did you give up Twittering? This is the longest I have ever seen you go with out a Twitter. Not even a teeny weeny Twitter. Like a Hi or a Good Nite. No Pics of Gorby. Or my favorite a Kiss.

  16. Che Volay says:

    Che now takes time out in his busy day to stop by the pond and skip stones, ooooh! ((((((undulations)))))) :shock:

  17. Capman911 says:

    Hi Marina, I am coming up your walkway right now to see if you need help with the latest video. Knock Knock. I hear Gorby barking inside. Do you need help :?: As you can see we are harassing you :lol: come out come out where ever you are. We are lonely and talking to ourselves. We would rather talk to you or see a new video. Che is walking down rr tracks and kicking stones. Your Town is awaiting it’s Lady of videos.

  18. Bob says:

    “I am just going outside and may be some time.”

  19. Che Volay says:

    And now, on with the show! ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪

    psssss! (b)somebody cue Marina, its the door with the big star on it

    {...technical difficulties you say, hmmm}

    *I need to learn patience NOW!!!*

  20. markov says:

    Hi Marina,

    I would be grateful if you could tell us the origin of the word [loin].

    It is a favorite word used by Will Ferrell in his comedies and I would love to know where it came from and how it has been used in the past.

    Thanks!
    Markov

  21. Che Volay says:

    *Che is now walking along the railroad tracks with head down, hand in pockets, ♫ ♪ whistling ♫ ♪ a happy tune; Oh look a flatten penny.*

  22. matalexwolf says:

    :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

    More of this please Marina!! [Laughed my socks off]

    xXx

  23. milocook says:

    [capitulate/recapitulate]

    Why do they mean completely different things?

  24. Capman911 says:

    Marina must be working hard on a new video. :cool: She hasn’t Twittered but once since yesterday. I think her Twitterer must be broke or the batteries have run down. :idea:
    Solar power.

  25. Che Volay says:

    *Che anxiously pops bubble wrap in anticipation of a new lesson*

  26. Huh? Still stuck on d*nkey punch??? :roll:
    OK – time for something to change, and since
    Marina isn’t posting anything new; here goes…
    Crude and prurient is the agenda so this’ll fit in.
    A Rodeo F*ck is where a man has a girl doggy style,
    and whispers in her ear “You’re sister was better”
    Yee Haw! Don’t get bucked off! :mrgreen:
    The Oil Derrick Maneuver (pat pending) is a variation
    on doggy style, where one leg wraps around and locks
    with the girls leg, such that the more she tries to buck
    you, the more control you have.
    Combine the two, and it’s a wild ride :cool:

  27. Donkey punch,

    Young Marines go to Tijuana to watch the girl on stage get “Donkey Punched”

  28. hasan says:

    [it means that when somebody gets raped, while raped she is punched that is donkey punching]

  29. Marina,

    On your webpage, http://www.hotforwords.com/wordrequest/, you say to please come here and post word requests thusly:

    “Be sure to put the word or phrase within these brackets [polemic ] like this:

    I would like to request the word [polemic] or

    the phrase [He responded to the insult and perceived personal slight with a very harsh polemic.].”

    Oh, and “Can’t we all just dispense with the polemics and get along?” :lol:

    stephenburnett

  30. thotcop2 says:

    Hi Marina, I would like to request the word [currant] , I am taking a course in environmental conservation, and have to do a powerpoint presentation for this plant family. I think the etymology part would be cool to use a video of you explaining the origin of this word. (i’m also just learning powerpoint for this assignment, I think you can use video as part of the slide presentation)
    thanks for keeping me enthralled with word origins, keep up the good work :grin:

  31. blueskies13 says:

    you are a character i loved your acting like different people

  32. leonard says:

    Let’s not pin the tales to some don.key*****!***** :???:

  33. originalistrick says:

    Howdy, everybody.

    Just heard that Marina’s latest Factor appearance will air tomorrow night, Thursday, April 9.

  34. joe schmo says:

    Huh i dont know if anyone else has made a list of other words to look up, I’m kinda too lazy to go through all those posts. Anyway heres a few more “The Angry Pirate” “Hudini” (apparently theres a few meaning for this one but I know it as the one that involves three people) “Bucking Bronco” ” White Dragon”. I’m sure theres more but those are the names I remember.

  35. ealga says:

    I asked Stubby, my mule Qon Duixote, if she knew without google the answer what a D*nkey Punch could be.

    Having been busy stomping wheat and attending classes, regretably, Stubby has not been to movies or watched any video outside school work.

    She thinks D*onkey Punch is actually known to alchemists as Janka. Etomologicaly, Janka is broth or indoles after fermentation or spoiling of human waste in a container. Real trippy stuff.

    So, in todays Hip-Hop world, Stubby surmises that a D*nkey Punch has become to mean one struck so hard by an outside agency, one is wondering shamanistly through the world on a whole other circuit. Like Mohamud Alii.

    See guy who solved Pontiefs conjecture about shrinking donughts and balls to a singularity, a Russian mushroom picker, he was a Punched D*nkey.

    Well, Ealga will have his answer soon, got to eat my iced cream before it melts and the D*nkey Punches.

    http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=janka+alchemist&FORM=AWRE

  36. Chemikal says:

    Why am I not learning of new words today?
    Oooooh, I know… :(

    • Chemikal says:

      I hope all is well with our teach…

    • Evan Owen says:

      Hi Chemikal,

      New words, you want? Well, it’s been awhile since I’ve harassed you, so I’m going to dump some American colloquial dialect on you.

      Southwestern American dialect, loan-words from Spanish

      buckaroo (vaquero, from “vaca,” cow): a cowboy
      vamoos: (vámonos): let’s go
      hoosgow (juzgado, lit. “judged”): jail
      pronto (pronto): quickly
      savvy (saber): intelligent, knowledgeable
      poncho (poncho): blanket with a hole for the head, worn over the shoulders, that can double as a sleeping blanket; the original Snuggie :wink:

      So, how many common Romanian dialects are there? I believe you’ve mentioned Aromanian and Vlach, was it? :smile:

      • Chemikal says:

        vaca means cow in Spanish too? I had no idea. :-)
        vamoos is pronounced va-moose? and is that some kind of cross-over between a vaca and a moose? :D
        hoosgow, that sounds to me like a “who’s go..(in to jail)?” :-)
        pronto, isn’t that how Italians answer the phone? That must mean they answer so quickly, such that when Americans imported the word, it just used to mean quickly, rather then hello. :shock:
        savvy comes from saber, which comes from a scabbard. :D
        Alfons, I betcha you can’t poncho a hole in my blanket. Oh, you win. :-<

        Thanks for the word zap. I feel all tingly now… :mrgreen:
        In Romania there are only a few major dialects.(graiuri = dialects)

      • beevee14 says:

        cowboy- caballero (horse)

  37. tim keyes says:

    Marina,
    Try this one [Tallywhacker]. Seems it is a dual use word. What is the origin?
    Thanks
    Tim

  38. stklr says:

    In military cadences, it is common to sing of [Jody], the guy who takes your girl when you’re gone to war. Having just returned from Afghanistan where a lot of the guys in my platoon lost their girl to [Jody], I was wondering, just who is this bastard?! Why is he called [Jody]? By the way, anything you can do to help cheer up the guys over there would be much appreciated, Marina. Now, I need to go find this [Jody] SOB….

  39. bigbhd95 says:

    :mrgreen: :twisted: startin to twitch :evil:
    way past time for new lesson :shock:
    :cool: dear teacher :roll: wasup :?: :oops:
    :cool: B.B. :grin:

    • Capman911 says:

      She probably over stretched herself at the gym this morning. Maybe she’s at the sauna to relax tired sore muscles.

      • bigbhd95 says:

        :arrow: i would gladly massage :grin:
        every inch of her body :oops: every muscle :wink:
        just to get a new lesson :cool: hummn really :lol:
        :mrgreen: B.B. :cool:

        • Evan Owen says:

          Not a bad idea, really, for sore muscles, and Marina does work out a lot…

          BTW, Marina, I’m a trained [masseur]. :wink: Just call me M’seur Owen. :grin:

          As Marshall McLuhan might say, “The medium is the massage.” :mrgreen:

          • greatestpotential says:

            As Marshall McLuhan might say, “The medium is the massage.”

            :mrgreen: Funny!

            So Evan, any sort of advice you can give for the novice? Like what sort of finger massage techniques stimulate the erogenous zones on a woman, or maybe some safe maneuver stuff on rolfing.

          • greatestpotential says:

            M’seur Owen
            Basically it would be for my research (erotic novel writing) since there’s still a demand for masseur and pool boy novels.

          • fredjr says:

            Don’t mediums talk to dead people?
            Responses are rare. No matter what’s at stake.
            Well, I’m done. And hungry.

  40. fatbuffalo says:

    yay schoolgirl uniform FTW !!

  41. PageDoll says:

    Hey Marina, I hear there filming the new season of Entourage right now. Get somebody to call somebody right away! I believe you’re a shoe-in for a cameo appearance…”Can somebody get Wahlberg on the phone!?! Hello, people! Somebody call, on the hop!”

  42. hs4mm says:

    Did the term “dky pnch” exist before the story this movie is based on was written? If it existed, what meaning did it have? (It would not surprise me if the meaning ascribed to that term in the movie was invented by the two authors of the story.)

    • Capman911 says:

      It seems from what I read it was called the Dirty Sanchez and is also called the donkey punch. There are different ways it can be performed. One is deadly the other is not. It seems to have existed before the movie was made. Google it deeply Hs4mm and you will come up with some interesting stories on this tail.

    • originalistrick says:

      “Donkey Punch” has been around a lot longer than the movie, and “Dirty Sanchez” isn’t the same thing by any stretch.

      Now I look like the filthiest person here…

      • wordlover says:

        Now I look like the filthiest person here…

        If it makes you feel any better, I’ll point out a perverted take at one of your statements and render it Beavis & Butthead fashion.

        isn’t the same thing by any stretch.

        Uh-huh-huh-huh, you said “stretch”!

  43. leonard says:

    Help your self…[greasers],White Lightning (1962)…What about cow punchers or abortions? :cool:

    A clever man commits no minor blunders.” – Goethe 1749-1832
    ***HotForWords*** Makes me a smartass and punched with words

    :smile: hey! you all play nice :neutral:

  44. James says:

    I had the strangest dream about you last night Marina. I went to meet you, but I also had to fly to the netherlands, when I was there I had to go back home and then back to you.. I did this about 3 times, but everything was free, (apart from taxis) and you could just walk on whatever plane you wanted.

    Also, your mother was a big black woman with a jamacianish accent. It was very strange. But it kept me sleeping from

    2AM to 12:10PM :eek: :eek:

  45. Bob says:

    If Twoogle = asking your followers a question on Twitter, that could easily have been Googled instead, what would be the equivalent word for asking a question on hotforwords, that could easily have been Googled instead?
    Hotfoogle?
    Hotforwoogle?
    Marinoogle?
    Orloogle?
    :???:

  46. iluvhari says:

    you know the phrase from the lion king [Hakuna Matata]. is it a real phrase. if so could you tell us the word origin.

    thanx :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :neutral:

  47. obfuskation says:

    “A drink that tastes like ass” …. too funny.

    I think the “Filthy Sanchez” should get honorable mention here.

  48. devils-angel-21 says:

    Hi Marina
    I would like to request two words for you to check out.
    Ok here they are.
    [Poker Face]by Lady [Gaga]
    If you could gind out about those two words that would be awesome.
    Thanks :mrgreen:

  49. originalistrick says:

    Hi, Marina!

    Thanks again for your last lesson. It’s very obvious you put an awful lot of thought, time, and effort into it in order to pull it off as well as you did.
    How about [PLUMB]?

    “Put a [PLUMB] line on that, Sonny.”

    “Crap, Baby, we’re [PLUMB] out of beer AND condoms!”
    Etc.

    Thanks.
    Always.

  50. Could somebody Twitter Marina and see if she’s in there? :mrgreen:

  51. neuroway says:

    Weeeeeee! Weeeeeeee! Weeeeeeeee! {siren sound}

    W*RDL*VER ATTACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Take cover!

  52. rol1134 says:

    Dear Hot for Words,

    I would like to know the difference between the words “ridiculous” and “ludicrous”.

    Thank you and have a nice weekend!

  53. James says:

    Here is my video

    Duvet Day!

    Also let me know if you can think of a new title, it has to be short but enticing

  54. thoughtforwords says:

    Insouciance is a great word to do i agree with owen

  55. thoughtforwords says:

    Assinine! ha joke good one me.

  56. mythman says:

    Wow, Sweetest Lady! Nobody’s ever done this to me before you! Oh, many have tried’ but only you [succeed]ed to work your way past my army-of-[smarmy]!

    • mythman says:

      Oh, I forgot to annotize about “the characters”: it’s good that your highly-superior mind can seperate out characteristics of yourself like that, but really all the various types of women are merely shadows of your illustrious freckles (sp? … or something; in short, focus on ‘being you’ like no one else can – and the characters will come out and play when it’s [expedient].)

  57. Evan Owen says:

    Ho hum, killing time until next lesson…

    Word request: [insouciance]

    While in Iraq to entertain British troops, Welsh operatic singer Katherine Jenkins came under fire. “They were shooting surface to air missiles at our helicopter. It was SO THRILLING!” she said afterward.

    Now, is that [insouciance]?

  58. James says:

    Just letting you know, although its late I am going to upload my new video really soon. Because I still need to promote my other video, I am not going to feature this one on my channel (lately I keep writing chanell its really annoying me)

    So if you can help out by all commenting and rating it (maybe a few favs) that would be great. I think its a good idea… and would get featured if…. someone like spricket made it…

    So yeah, here is my video with my friend on my new channel.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCXFHXfOeSo

    And I will post the other one soon…. Thanks everyone.

  59. ihearbs says:

    youtube.com/watch?v=FNxa9pFwimk disclaimer: no reason Cap Jack should watch this video. :wink:

  60. hotfor_hotforwords says:

    Hmm, I think I need some relationship advice. Actually, I should scratch this in the forum Brainstorm thread since, I think, it’d be a good idea, for some reason, for Marina to act like Ann Landers. (Perhaps it was her acting job / ace portrayal of her mother in the latest video.)

    Anyway, for some reason I really want to know what Marina would have to say about the situation–though I don’t want to spill it all here. Where’s the TA? Doesn’t a TA email with her? I wonder if I could entrust with you a communication to her, presuming it cannot happen directly.

  61. Chemikal says:

    Suggestion for nerd word of the day:
    ———– Technobitionist ————

    One who likes showing off his gadgets to people.
    One who likes telling everyone his PC specs.(specifications), and carries his laptop around everywhere he goes.
    You may also give it your own description…

  62. amosfella says:

    Well, Marina, it’s obvious that your mother wants you to meet me, and…..
    Anyways, no comment on the donkey punch. Not going there…. But it was still a funny video.
    Some of my russian friends talk about a joke that talks about the city of brides, and the city of most beautiful women. Could you explain that for me??

  63. Jeorney says:

    Act of Anal Felony against women perhaps? :shock:

    Alternative names (jus’ guessin’) :idea:

    1. Female Anorectal Abscess Syndrome
    2. Butt Beaver Bashing
    3. Minor Willy’s chocolate prospecting company
    4. Close Encounter’s of the Turd Kind

    I had to look it up, but there’s so many ideas as to what it really is. I think the head punching part of the definition is a sick joke.

  64. neuroway says:

    ¿wHÂT? wE’RE STILL 0n THE D*ONKEY SÇHTÚFF T@DAY? wE DIDN’T GET PÃ¥ST IT YÈT? sCHNwÍTZEL!! böRING INDEED! qUITE BØRING!

    aLL RIGHT! i’M ()UTTA HERE. bUSY DRINKING!bUSY DRINKING!! gULP GuLP GULp!

    :cool:

  65. Evan Owen says:

    Доброй утро Марина,

    ‘Nother website technical matter:
    What are the copyright rules on these comment pages? I.e., I’ve been thinking about starting a blog of my comments {he CAN'T be serious?!} but of course half of them wouldn’t make sense {only HALF?!} unless I included the antecedent or subsequent remarks from others. Are our postings (unless marked “copyright”) public domain / community property?
    Yours,
    Evan

    • hs4mm says:

      Slightly related point about ownership issues involved in a physical letter written by A to B based on US Supreme Court case involving J. D. Sallenger (not sure of spelling of name): B owns the copy he receives but not the right to reproduce it; the content of the letter continues to belong to A — and A can, say, publish a collection of (the content of) all the letters he has written. Note that if B replies to A or if A’s letter to B was in response to a letter from B — the content of that letter from B belongs to B and A would need B’s permission to publish it. I suppose A could paraphrase/summarize B’s letter to provide the context for his own letter.

  66. Evan Owen says:

    Доброй утро Марина,

    Website technical suggestion

    Maybe arrange the emoticons along emotional gradients, so they’re faster to locate:
    sad to happy:
    :cry: :sad: :neutral: :???: :smile: :razz: :grin: :mrgreen: :twisted:
    angry to PO’d:
    :evil: :mad: :eek: :shock: :roll:
    misc:
    :cool: :oops: :wink:
    non-facial:
    :arrow: :idea: :!: :?:

    Yours,
    Evan

    • bigbhd95 says:

      id’e like to second that request :idea: it would help me for sure :lol:
      :twisted: B.B. :cool: thanks E.O. ( hope your head :?: feels better :oops: )

    • wordlover says:

      OMG! You think like I do, Evan! I had a similar idea too. But I thought that there ought to be additional emoticons as well. Such as a kissylip face for when you make a lovey-dovey comment. A furious face (sans horns). An arm-hug facey. And several others. Meebo has some kickass ideas! Marina, please consider these ideas! Please, please, please, please, pleeeeeeeeeeeease! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

  67. Evan Owen says:

    {Evan staggers in clutching his head} Ow! Lordy, Bob, how many puns did we tell last night? And I said WHAT?! OMG, it’s all there on the pages. My wife will kill me…WAIT! I’m divorced! :mrgreen: Got an aspirin?

    OK, one more story, as a [hair of the dog], and because it relates to M’s lesson, and because it has a lesson of its own…

    A friend of my ex-girlfriend (who told me this story) tried to prank her beau with an Alabama Hot Pocket, forgetting the obvious that her own sweet parts are more sensitive than his. So the two of them ended up at Emergency with a [cockamamie] story about (in the heat of the moment) mistaking the BenGay for a tube of KY jelly. :cry:

    Moral: um, draw your own, but maybe it’s better to be hot for WORDS :smile:

    • wordlover says:

      LOL! Ben-Gay as a lube? One of my friends had applied Ben-Gay on his legs because of wrestling tension and the vapors rose up to his crotch and hurt the bejesus out of him! Imagine applying it directly to the genitalia! Er, on second thought, DON’T imagine it… :shock:

  68. louie says:

    Dear Marina,

    I am interested in the origin of the phrase [lock, stock and barrel] and the term [bobby pin].

    Thank you,

    Louie

  69. James says:

    Marina, have you enabled editing comments again, I randomly came across the code when I was haveing a look at things and it worked. But now its working everywhere for me… I wouldn’t be surprised if you had… It seems we ALWAYS decide to fiddle with the site at the same time as each other..

  70. James says:

    Marina have changed the comments? I swear we used to be able to go 1 level deeper.

  71. James says:

    If I can try to make a comment system like twitter has where when you post a new tweet it goes on with out refreshing (also does it when you post a channel comment on YT) Would that mean you wouldnt have to use paged comments anymore Marina?

  72. xsvrrx says:

    [Infidel] I would like yo know how this word originated thank you.

  73. swipeslang says:

    I was watching Mad TV and saw a funny skit about the word “Douchebag”. Can you find the origin of the slang word [douchebag]?

  74. swampwiz says:

    Marina, you’re the best looking бабушка I have ever seen.

  75. drdormin says:

    Hi Marina,

    I would like to request the phrase [He who fights and runs away lives to fight another day]. I know it’s long but I hear it a lot in movies and books and I wanted to know its origins. Thank you.

    P.S. I love your site and your videos!

  76. leonard says:

    [plague]…[elite]…[fatal]……[E-text-rection]…border police… :smile: border-lines :smile: [bore]“`[borscht]“`bootstrapa subroutine used to establish….boost dullness….routines of T.A. :oops: God BLeSS Marina’s freedom for and of HOTFORWORDS, thank you : leo.Nard :smile:

  77. uscohen says:

    Donkey punch… hmmm… first you get 2 cups of white grape juice; about 2 cups of crushed ice; 2 cups Russian Vodka; add two donkeys and blend for 2 minutes; let stand for 5 minutes; drink it all at once – and you’ve had a donkey punch.

  78. leonard says:

    Hey you city slickers, playing animal…save some grain for..The Fendermen play Jack of Diamonds and there having fun at Madhouse Music in Green Bay. First time in 45 years. RYE[rye]…selfish or cell-fished or brained-out(like-a-slut)…

    thank you Marina, you are Boss and BRAVE…God bless HotForWords*****+10

    :lol: twit-me :lol:

  79. Well, according to the Urban dictionary,a donkey punch is one that is delivered to the back of the head (occipital bone).
    This stimulates the sphincter muscles to tighten.
    Sounds gay as all shit, to me…! :mrgreen:
    First of all, that’s a death blow. You can kill very easily.
    If you don’t kill them, it can cause blindness, loss of hearing, nose bleeds, neuralgis, nausea, loss of equilibrium, etc.
    Why not just use words and say:
    Tighten up on that organ
    - Archie Bell and the Drells

  80. originalistrick says:

    Hi, Marina!

    Do you have any idea when your Factor appearance is going to be aired?

  81. dream261 says:

    Hi, yesterday in Russia they had Verbnoe voskresen’e, and i was curious, what is it meen in English. The word was [pussy willow]. Its interesting, where the word come from. Thank you) :grin:

  82. Evan Owen says:

    HFW addiction log, day 188, 6 Apr ’09

    Two hours after last logon to HFW. I’ve tallied 28 posts on “D*nkey Punch” alone. How long can I continue living like this? I’d beg M. and the TAs to block me from the site…but then I know I’d be begging them to let me back on. And they would, damn them…where can I go for help? My support group just turned out to be other HFW fans…like an AA meeting in a bar…
    :evil: :mad: :cry: :sad: :neutral: :???: :smile: :grin: :lol: :mrgreen: :wink:

  83. wetsuit5 says:

    Is there a Farrah Fawcett connection to this lesson?

  84. Evan Owen says:

    Decomposing composers (cont.):

    Offenbach: Mrs. Johann Sebastian Bach’s nickname at the maternity ward (she and J.S.B. had twenty children.) :mrgreen:

  85. Evan Owen says:

    Word requests:

    [calque]
    [quasi-calque], e.g.
    Greek: συμβίωση (simbiosi, “living together” whence Eng. “symbiosis”)
    Latin: convÄ«vium (“living together” whence Eng. “convivial”)
    (My apologies and acknowledgements to wordlover.)

    The “overseer” group:
    Latin: [supervisor]
    French: [surveyor]
    Anglo-Saxon [overseer]
    German [ubersehen]
    Greek [επισκοπειν / episkopein], “to oversee,” whence English “bishop”
    :cool:

  86. Evan Owen says:

    PS

    Having thoroughly dissed the theme of this video, I will add that I loved the characterizations, costumes, and props.

    Evan

  87. vault says:

    When you look at the comments, most of the people quote the incorrect but more popular version of the term (used also in the movie). The real meaning is just a punch in the backside. Punching your partner in the head does nothing for your orgasm, this is just a stupid myth.

    Still, some are bragging about the not-so-real definition (men, obviously), but hardly anyone mentions the damage it can cause to the girl. They make it sound like it is a great thing to do because it supposedly affects their pleasure. Marina, I don’t think your warning, delivered with a smile on your face, is enough.

    Sorry, this is not the kind of education I expected from you :neutral: :???:

    • hs4mm says:

      You write “some are bragging” — who and where? I have not seen anyone bragging about that on this web-site; I did not know the meaning of the term and I doubt the people I hang out with in the real world (as apposed to internet world) know the meaning of the term. So, unless I have missed some bragging comments on the HFW site, who are you hanging out with and where to have heard such bragging?

      The preceding is my main question. But I also have secondary questions. You write: “The real meaning is just a punch in the backside. Punching your partner in the head does nothing for your orgasm, this is just a stupid myth.” Are we to infer that “a punch in the backside” does something for “your” (the penetrator’s? the penetratee’s? both of their?) orgasm, and, if so, how do you know this? From actual experience? In correcting the definition of the term given by others, you mention the target-location for the slap; how about the location of the penetration — are the others right about this aspect of the definition or are they wrong here too or is the location irrelevant to the method?

      • vault says:

        I meant youtube, sorry. I know people on the HFW site are too decent to do that :wink:

        And I know this because it’s pretty obvious. No, I have never punched anyone in the backside during sex.

      • James says:

        I have written both of them lol. I still am not quite sure…

        But one thing is for sure, this is probably the longest page about anal sex and assult on the web now :lol:

  88. John says:

    Marina, Word definition/etymology requests
    …With my recent [disavowal] of my mother does this make me an [orphaned] person now since my father died in the year 2003 ad..

  89. cufan71 says:

    Homework :???:
    AWESOME Lesson Marina! :lol:
    Literally: You hit a donkey :!: OUCH :!:

  90. HI, MARINA BUENOS TARDE! I WAS THINKING ABOUT A WORD REQUEST. SINCE, I’M AWARE OF A NARCOTIC PIPE BEING REFERRED TO AS THE DEVILS D!CK. I WAS WONDERING WHERE THE WORD ADDICT CAME FROM? THANK YOU SUNSHINE!:)

  91. James says:

    Marina, can you please help me understand something

    JAMES>PLURAL>JAMES’

    Why isnt it James’s

    Also take Marina

    Marina’s

    Why is that apostrophe needed? What is it standing in place of?

    • Nathan says:

      Actually, it should be James’s. But that seems so counterintuitive that hardly anyone writes it like that, especially in informal settings. It’s the singularity or plurality of the noun that decides it. If the noun doing the possesing is singular, you add an apostrophe-s ['s] even if it ends with an s or an s-sound. So even though your name is James, if someone were talking about your hat, they should say “James’s hat is blue [or whatever]“. If the noun is plural, you just add an apostrophe, as in “All the penguins’ fish had mysteriously disappeared.”

      I have no idea why the apostrophe is used, whether it’s supposed to replace something or for any other reason. I know that in German, for example, they don’t use an apostrophe to indicate possession, they just add an s.

      I hope that helped.

    • Evan Owen says:

      James, isn’t there some US/UK thing about this? I’ve seen “Wales’s” as UK usage, whereas we Yanks would write “Wales’ ” for the possessive (at least those of us who can distinguish between the country and the marine mammal.) :wink:

    • Bob says:

      I suggest that the apostrophe is replacing the letters in brackets in the following possessive forms:-
      James( hi)s,
      Marina( her)s.
      Logically, the female form should be Marina( he)r –> Marina’r for a possessive, but since when did logic have anything to do with language, unless it is considered logical that the females should comply with the males?
      In the case of a plural the usual rule is to add an “s” or an “es”, so the apostrophe signifies (logically :roll: )a missing “e” in James’s, or a missing “es” in James’.

  92. James says:

    What do you think of my new channel design

  93. sonquizzon says:

    Hello Marina!
    I would like to request the word [shindig] . I used this word today in an email then was thinking about your website instantly.
    Could it have come from having your shins digging into grapes like the Italians do when they stomp on grapes to make wine?

  94. gods-son says:

    Здравствуйте, Марина.

    I was watching a film the other day and they used the word [Godspeed].
    I would be very happy if you could tell me where the word come from and what it really means.

    Спасибо
    - Gods Son (Don’t know if the russian is correct)

  95. pirattitude says:

    Aloha Marina!

    You must be a helluva casting agent to be able to find exactly the right interviewees for your lessons. Thumbs Darlin’!

    Here’s a word for a future class ….. [Scintillating] as in “Scintillatingly Sexy”. xtra points for steamy translations!

    ~ Pirattitude ~

    hmmmmm ….. looking at my 89% full disk, how’bout [Defrag]

  96. pig-in-a-poke says:

    I thought Donkey Punched might mean kicked in the ass, then I viewed the movie trailer. “You can come back to the yacht with . . .” sounded like fun. Then, the view looked more interesting and I wanted to go do some crunches to get back into shape. Then, I don’t know what happened, it started creeping me out and I got a sick feeling like the movie “A Clockwork Orange” gave my girlfriend and me. “Plant your garden, wash the dishes, and beware of 90210 culture, little tweet.”

  97. hitoshi says:

    there is a famous great cartoonist named Monkey Punch in Japan. maybe no Japanese people who havent heard of his name.. does he have something to do with the word???

  98. hs4mm says:

    On Topics for Comedic Treatment: There is a movie Ninotchka (1939, Directed by Ernst Lubitsch, starring Greta Garbo) that presents the lives of some people under communism in a humorous manner. While the movie is funny, when I watch it will full attention, I am left with a bad feeling that is perhaps a mix of sadness and a sense of betrayal. The reason for the bad feeling is that life under communism is totally rotten — it is so miserable that the only proper way to handle any aspect of communism is by totally condemning it. To treat an aspect of communism in a humorous manner is to betray what life under freedom can really be like; there are topics that should only be explicitly condemned and never presented lightly.

    A movie that can be enjoyed: Queen Christina (1933, Greta Garbo)

    One of my favorite movies: Only Angels Have Wings (1939, Howard Hawks; nothing to do with Angels — a very down to earth movie!)

    –Hs4Mm

    • wordlover says:

      Yeah sure! Let’s all be Capitalists and kill all the Gentiles. That may leave us with a mix of sadness and a sense of betrayal but at least we’ll be rich! :roll:

      • hs4mm says:

        It is in a free society that the “gentile” can rise from “rags to riches”. In a communist society, if the gentile is lucky he might not be the target of planned malnutrition and might find a little something in the ration store by which to stave off death for another few hours. The point I was trying to make is that it is important to condemn a communist society and not make a comedy based on the living conditions in a communist society.

      • leonard says:

        talk is your work; work is your talk..p(B)s…pass it on…shhhh :grin: walk it off :neutral:

      • hs4mm says:

        There is a difference between desperate people caught in a tragic fate making fun of the Communist Party, the Gestapo etc. and someone in a relatively free society making and/or enjoying a movie that has comedic elements based on the living conditions under Communism.

        • buzzword says:

          so, by some authority you are dictating to the rest of us what is humorous and what is tragic. i truly appreciate the humor and tragedy of your posts hs4mm. i understand kim jong-il has deemed it acceptable to laugh, however only one burst of laughter is allowed per family. male laughter is valued over female laughter and so the laughter of women is often muffled.

          • hs4mm says:

            Where have I ever dictated anything to anybody? I am just stating my opinion. You are welcome to laugh or cry or whatever at anything at anytime for however long etc. etc. Do as you please!

        • buzzword says:

          your opinion prescribes the appropriateness of a human behavior as basic and personal as humor. this seems to contradict your implied value of a free and democratic society. your attempt to convince me to oppress the nature of my amusement in certain circumstances, out of respect for the tragedy of oppression is what i find so amusing. that you fail to appreciate this contradiction is tragic. it illustrates the link i provided above.

          • wordlover says:

            Hear, hear! Thank you, buzzword! :grin:

          • hs4mm says:

            In your remarks (e.g., “your opinion prescribes”, “your attempt to convince me”) you fail to recognize that a person can have an opinion with no concern about how many or how few others have a similar opinion. I just mentioned an aspect of comedy that I do not like. To restate 93.2.1.1.1: I really do not care what your or anyone else’s taste in comedy is; I have no desire to impose my views on anyone; I am perfectly happy if I am the only person in the world who has views such as I have; you and all others are welcome to your own modes of enjoyment.

          • wordlover says:

            only person in the world

            It’s hard to be cognizant of an opinion held only by one person in the world, no?

        • buzzword says:

          dude, you original comment #93 is an attempt at a persuasive argument. within your closing you even typed the summation in bold to get your point across. by the time comment 93.2.1.1.1 you are attempting to change to a more passive position.

          there is nothing wrong with presenting an argument and changing minds. a great deal of the comments here at hfw are just that. if you read through my many comments you would note that most are attempts to change someone’s opinion or everyone’s opinion.

          my position is merely that i disagree with you regarding the role of humor and that i find humor in the inherent contradiction of your position.

          i’m bored, now i want a banana.

      • BillyB says:

        a href=”http://www.dvdjournal.com/reviews/g/greatdictator.shtml”>The Great Dictator. Charlie at 5’4″, size didn’t make him brave. I heard that Hitler actually watched Chaplin’s movie, but out of time to verify… that was a good read buzz

          • buzzword says:

            perfect contribution to the discussion. thanks billy.

          • leonard says:

            For good measure, Chaplin drives a clown car up Mussolini’s ass as well. Vaudeville-trained Jack Oakie turns Il Duce into “Napaloni of Bacteria,” a back-slapping, uncouth, low-comedy bulldog of a despot. He competes with Hynkel for everything from the height of their barber chairs (which telescope toward the ceiling in a brilliant one-panel cartoon of political one-upmanship) to whose army invades a country first. …from Billy B comment above’s post :shock:

      • leonard says:

        :shock: from buzzword post above”…telling and listening to anti-Nazi jokes were acts of treason. Several people were even put on trial for naming dogs and horses “Adolf.” Between 1933 and 1945, five thousand death sentences were handed down by the “People’s Court” for treason, a large number of them for anti-Nazi humor.

        One of those executed was Josef Müller, a Catholic priest who had told two of his parishioners the following story:

        A fatally wounded German soldier asked his chaplain to grant one final wish. “Place a picture of Hitler on one side of me, and a picture of Goering on the other side. That way I can die like Jesus, between two thieves.”

        nothing is funny; funny is nothing…work :lol:

      • BillyB says:

        I stopped by to see what the captain had to say in the forum, and found it interesting (I won’t say funny) that this is still going on here.
        In the past there have been many regimes & despot leaders & horrible things going on. I try to keep a sense of humour & try not to be too judgemental.
        I never knew what a “d*nkey punch was”, I do now & jokes can be made about it, but, & I mean a huge but, “it” brings home to me some huge worldwide issues, from the Afgan leadership using the democratic proccess (thanks westerners) to push through legalizing rape (of wives), to the billions of dollars a year, unspeakable industry that marginalizes humanity, just for the sexual pleasure of men. Whether or not one believes we are descended from apes, or made in God’s image, one cannot help but feel degraded by one’s inclusion in the Human race, if that stuff is all one focuses on (or ignores).
        Boy did I get off the subject I started out on… going now…

        • wordlover says:

          Are you suggesting that Western civilization introduced misogynistic values to Afghan, etc.?

          BTW, it’s obvious that we were made in God’s image. If we weren’t we wouldn’t be calling apes “apes”. We’d be calling them “cousins”. Well, okay, some might insist on calling them “cousins” but I think you get my point.

          • buzzword says:

            i’m assuming your christian. what do you mean made in god’s image?

          • wordlover says:

            If the truth be told and if I must lose a few admirers (if there are any), yes I am. I do, however, make no claims to being upright or saintly (as you can plainly see from my many tempermental points).

            “Made in God’s image”, as in aspiring to something higher. Animals change thru time as do humans. Yet animals don’t effect {sic} their changes themselves. Animals also show no remorse or free will as everything they do is for survival or is an act of symbiosis. We reason, animals don’t. Why do we reason? and what is reason? are two things I can’t satisfactorily answer.

          • buzzword says:

            not starting an argument, just always wondered what is meant by that statement. i wanted your interpretation. by the way i’m an anthro. major and so yeah. apes are my cousins.

          • wordlover says:

            Oh apes can still be our cousins despite a God having created both, each with separate goals. Apes are actually pretty smart (as I’m sure most everybody can surmise). Primates are well adapted to using tools and getting around, as it were. Apparently, man is not the smartest beast on Earth. That title goes to the dolphins, it seems. Turns out their brains are of much greater cc than are ours (“ours” meaning Homo sapiens). I don’t want to turn this into a religious debate but our role here on earth is quite different from that of the animals, even dolphins. We care, it seems. Whether or not animals do as well, is up for time to reveal.

        • buzzword says:

          These are the times in which a genius would wish to live. it is not in the still calm of life, or the repose of a pacific station, that great characters are formed. the habits of vigorous mind are formed in contending with difficulties. great necessities call out great virtues. when a mind is raised, and animated by scenes that engage the heart, then those qualities which would otherwise lay dormant, wake into life and form the character of the hero and the statesman. abigail adams to john quincy

        • buzzword says:

          darn… i left you a quote billy. put it in the wrong box. check it out.

  99. Che Volay says:

    The background photo when your mom appeared is her real back yard, is it not? :???:

  100. neuroway says:

    I like the mama in the video. But I don’t agree with her though. Donkeys, asses and mules are poor stupid animals. Punching them to make them go faster is not the best thing to do. Like if donkeys were horses. Come on! They are just not worth a good estocada! :cool:

  101. James says:

    Good girl… bit of rebellion!

  102. hs4mm says:

    Marina, about when did you see the movie?

  103. abangbrother says:

    Hi marina!
    May i know the origin of the word [EXAMINATION]?
    Thanks!

  104. hotfor_hotforwords says:

    Lo, I never thought I’d log onto HFW and see a non-lesson about such matters. I mean, the video was fine, but the topic of conversation was a nonpleasant surprise — however the dance around it in the content of the video was fine.

    Though since it is the topic of conversation, for the record, it should be made clear, that hotfor_hotforwords, that I, Brock, have not, do not, and will not, ever, engage in even the unholy [precursory] act that is a prerequisite to the climatic method Marina non-describes.

  105. James says:

    Marina, such a naughty word….. Punching someone in the ass when you have sex with them… thats what it is

  106.  
    Marina, you outdid yourself on this lesson. Superb!!!!
    Don’t do that, cause I’m starting to run out of superlatives. :grin:

    That was an Oscar winning performance in production which was very colorful and cinematic, great makeup and character performances. I loved your mom as you nailed it, because my mom looks and acts the exact same way. I’ll have to find some pictures.

    Also, I had no idea how you were going to handle this phrase, and I must say, you you did a fantastic job. I am extremely proud of you in the way you chose your words and the way you presented the topic.

    Like others before me, I want to say that you are above and beyond acting. You are amazing. Loved this lesson!!!

    • Nathan says:

      I loved your mom as you nailed it, because my mom looks and acts the exact same way.

      Your mom looks exactly like Marina? Wow, I think that’d be really weird.

  107. James says:

    I loved “a drink that tastes like ass” HAHAH
    and it was long like the other lessons used to be… I thought this was really really good Marina.

    After reading the disclaimer… I might have an idea

  108. Isn’t Donkey Punch that new game from Haz-To-Have-It-Bros Company that’s replacing Pin The Tail on the Donkey?

  109. logischabbaubar says:

    Marina, please don’t say that you couldn’t act. It was fun to watch you playing these different characters with your green screen.

  110. spyroboy00 says:

    [Wicked] !

    What does that mean ?
    I guess it’s some british slang word – But I have no idea

    Hope that you will explain it to me..

    Spyroboy

  111. animalntaz says:

    I probably got got DONKEY PUNCH confused for BLOSSOMING. :mrgreen:

    From what I’ve heard BLOSSOMING is where you fist someone in the ass so much that it produces cauliflower-shaped hemorrhoids. And NO, I don’t speak from experience. :mrgreen:

    Don’t ask me about the RUSTY TRUMPET either! :mrgreen:

  112. animalntaz says:

    HOMEWORK: Well, I was thinking of that Donkey Kong game when you said donkey punch. But since you said it should not be tried by anyone and me being sick-minded, I can only guess:

    DONKEY (another word for ass)
    PUNCH (requires a fist)

    So… DONKEY PUNCH is fisting in the ass! :lol: :mrgreen:

  113. cruiserct says:

    Oh yeah!
    That…xolxolxolxolxolxol
    That what it is.
    :razz:

  114. tanker58p says:

    I would like to know where does the word Germ come from
    Thanks :mrgreen:

  115. Evan Owen says:

    Y’know how sometimes you’re almost asleep & suddenly jerk awake? :?:

    [conspiracy] — come share my breath! :shock: :twisted:

  116. Chemikal says:

    I need to go to school now. :(
    Later pervs! :mrgreen:

  117. labbatt78 says:

    I’m seriously guessing a donkey punch means doing a 71.

    • Chemikal says:

      Oh common, stop making me learn these things.
      I’m a curious creature, I can’t help myself!
      When I see someone say something I don’t know anything about, I research it.
      Now I know what a 71 is, FML.
      :-)

  118. Lexxus says:

    Хахаааа!!! =))

    Безобразница!!!! =))))

    ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  119. Evan Owen says:

    Marina, as a more cheerful lesson to offset this one, can you think of any naughty words that have to do with whipped cream and chocolate sauce? :shock: :oops: :grin:

  120. Evan Owen says:

    OK, on the theory that you get more of what you empasize (whether negatively or positively), let’s move on from today’s non-lesson:

    Two heroes catch falling toddler :shock: :grin:

    [hero]

    • Chemikal says:

      Kids like to play superman, batman, Merry Poppins, etc…
      And they just end up throwing their selves out the window.
      That’s the way things are… As a parent you need to combat this idea as soon as possible. But in a toddler’s case, you just need to keep it supervised, and never let it free around a easy access window! This shouldn’t have happened at all.
      But for the parent’s sake, I’m happy everything turned out OK.

      Did you notice that the dad said to the reporter: You wouldn’t want something like this happening to your kids. And by something like this, he unknowingly was referring to death.
      Right, you wouldn’t want something like death to happen to your kids. WAKE UP MAN! YOU HAVE RESPONSIBILITIES!

      Just my view, sorry for getting wound up.
      Serves you right Evan, if you post such controversial links. :P

    • Bob says:

      Sensational journalism at its worst, and that final comment! WTF?
      What would a bible meeting have to do with it?
      Was he trying to suggest that the bible-bashers were engaging in Inca/Mayan style human sacrifices?

  121. hs4mm says:

    Marina, Does your mother really comb her hair back the way you show in this video, or did you come up with that hair-style as being suitable for a “typical Russian mother”?

  122. Evan Owen says:

    OK, guys…

    Is there any way to unlearn a lesson?
    Donkey Punch, Alabama Hot Pocket, Dirty Sanchez, Cleveland Steamer…
    I never knew and now I wish I didn’t. :mad: :mad: :mad:

  123. Evan Owen says:

    :shock: :shock: :shock: Yeah, I googled it.

    OK, Marina, that’s it. I’m calling your dad, I’m gonna tell him everything, and if he can’t make it over here himself to administer proper discipline, I’m gonna ask him what he wants done; and if (myself being the father of two daughters) I may have his permission in loco patris to come down there to LA and administer it myself. :evil: :evil: :evil:

    • Chemikal says:

      Yes… A spanking may be in order! :mrgreen:
      Oldschool punishment is the best in her case.
      I bet she received plenty of those from mom, back in Russia.
      Otherwise she wouldn’t have turned out the way she has.
      And that is a sincere compliment, by the way! :-)

  124. peter pack says:

    no idea what a donkey punch is – but my dishes looks great now. do i get one know? (assumed the donkey looks like you’re mother).

  125. 24hourtourist says:

    Hi there Marina,
    So… Donkey Punch, eh? Well, You Tube immediately took that one out of iPhone availability, one can access it on the regular computer internet though… which makes no sense. While we’re on the subject – remember the MTV “Jackass” guys? There are the British equivalent who call themselves ["Dirty Sanchez"] – you might as well (or at least try to) explain that one too, then. Happy baggin’, as they say…

  126. Nathan says:

    Marina, I just finished watching the movie. You were right; it was surprisingly good. Especially going into it knowing a donkey punch was going to be involved–I had a bit of trepidation about watching it because I knew that fact, but again, it was surprisingly good. Nice recommendation, Marina.

  127. HAS ANYONE BROUGHT TEABAGS TO A PARTY?

  128. Marina this is a kick ass video like the nice cinematagraphy. I have to tell you your Marilin Monroe look your tits are way hotter and at least I still have a chance. I love this vid nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :cool: :cool: :cool: :lol: :lol: :lol:

  129. greatestpotential says:

    There will be donkey punch, it’s just tropical fruit drink, served at the cafeteria mon-fri next week at the HotForWords forums section so don’t miss out! Do participate and share in the fun. :eek:

  130. thoughtonfire says:

    LMFAO

    :lol:

    :mrgreen:

  131. ganon_radec says:

    I’ve got a word for you to research [Wraith]

    I’m interested to see what you find.

  132. leonard says:

    My monkey lunch!!! Where’s my punch!! A monkee wrench fixed my metal punch; ginned and grinned, brunch and honk-e-y punch….donkey crunch offset values…munched a bunch of monkey brains….SEXXES…Is it a good movie? I’d rather get up with the roosters :smile: just a hunch…Excellent job done by HOTFORWORDS…A+A+A+…raking :smile:

    • wordlover says:

      Lenny, that’s the most I’ve seen you write lately without including the word [boot]s.

      Kudos!

      • Chemikal says:

        or without including a link! :shock:

      • Evan Owen says:

        Hi wordlover,

        Back to your question about [cynefin], English’s most recent borrowing from Welsh, and its Indo-European roots:

        I just had a couple of minutes to look into that, and note that while cyn can mean “before,” it also is a variation on cym-, cy- meaning “with,” thus making it cognate with the Latin prefixes com-, co-. While I couldn’t find efin by itself, I found cynefod as a synonym for cynefin, fod being a mutation of bod, “to be.” This is apparently cognate with the Russian быть and perhaps other variations of “be” starting with “b”: been, ich bin, du bist, etc.

        Anyway, the core meaning of cynefin, sometimes rendered into English as “habitat,” is simply “be with;” the subtler meanings are to be with one’s land, one’s habitat, one’s roots.

        The Old British combrogos, “comrade,” literally means “with homeland,” from which came the meaning of “fellow countryman;” the word evolved into Cymro, which is the Welsh word for “Welshman.”

        It’s midnight, I’ve had a day of hard labor after a poor night’s sleep, and i feel like I’m babbling…does it show?

        G’night owl.

        • wordlover says:

          Awesome linguistic detective work, Evan! I’m impressed.

          Calques (at least etymosemantically) in other languages could include:

          Greek: συμβίωση (whence Eng. “symbiosis”)
          Latin: convÄ«vium (whence Eng. “convivial”)

          :mrgreen:

          • Evan Owen says:

            Now it’s my turn to be impressed. I had been mulling the concept of “calque,” but didn’t know the word for it.

            Here’s a fun one (not exactly a calque, but something the same idea):
            Japanese mushin is a compound of mu shin, “no mind.”
            Russian безумный is a compound of без умный, “without mind.”
            Yet while mushin means “a state of pure, wordless consciousness,” безумный means “crazy.” :lol:

            Speaking of “no mind,” did I already post this comment? Oh well, that’s what aging does to a poor old brain. :roll:

      • leonard says:

        :sad: :neutral: :oops:

  133. John says:

    Marina,

    …… Charming characters and informative video, I had trouble understanding anything the pizza delivery character spoke. That’s understandable because I probably don’t know the dialect of the character combined with the accent. you are very talented.

  134. seesixcm6 says:

    Dear Marina,
    What a treat to see you in many different costumes and portraying many different characters. “You want white rice or brown rice with that?” Your imitation of your mother in a red scarf and heavy coat looked realistic to me, but I was shocked to hear your moter wants you to go back to Russia, get married and have lots of children. I’d prefer you to stay here in California, get married and have children. :razz:
    I hope you will no longer do videos on such mean and nasty topics. Your humor, costumes, character voices and gestures can make better videos on more pleasant words, like [sweetheart} or [beloved]. :smile:
    Seesixcm6

  135. Che Volay says:

    What’s your queef :???:

  136. hs4mm says:

    Marina,

    1) Tell you mother that the movie was made in Europe, and so it is better that you stay in America.

    2) In his stories, Dostoevsky would focus attention on evil people, show the in great depth how rotten they were, and condemn them. It appears that the movie mentioned here has a similar content – it focus attention on a few people all of whom are totally evil and shows how they end up totally destroying themselves (all but one actually dies, and it is likely that the remaining one will soon die too).

    So the movie appears to uphold justice in the form that people have choices and must pay for the choices they make.

    But the movie has a negative focus in the sense that it does not show the values one can achieve by making good choices — it only shows the total destruction one gets when one chooses to destroy one’s mind.

    –Hs4Mm

    • wordlover says:

      As do many, many classics. Show me a happy ending in Shakespeare’s works.

      • hs4mm says:

        1) At the time those authors wrote, there was no complete philosophy for living on earth (Aristotle was very good, but incomplete).

        2) In one sense, this movie actually has a positive ending — it is uplifting to see evil destroy itself — it is uplifting to see an act of justice.

        3) Regarding Dostoevsky, it is not just a matter of happy vs sad ending. Victor Hugo has sad endings, Cyrano De Bergerac has a sad ending, Antigone by Sophocles (497 BC – 406 BC) has a sad ending — but these stories show positive, heroic characters doing admirable, heroic things by their own choosing. In this movie and in Dostoevsky’s stories, there is no hero — there are only evil people destroying themselves.

        –Hs4Mm

      • Nathan says:

        All of Shakespeare’s comedies have happy endings. That’s what makes them comedies. Just look at As You Like It, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Much Ado About Nothing to name a few.

      • greatestpotential says:

        In Taming of the Shrew Petruchio wins a wager by demonstrating that Katherine is now more obedient than Bianca or the widow. He celebrates by saying, “Kiss me Kate,” and they do. :razz:

        (source:internet)

      • greatestpotential says:

        In the teen movie version though Petruchio convinces Katherine to have sex with him and he donkey punches Katherine and goes to jail for his misdeed. Ugh.

    • Nathan says:

      I’m confused, hs4mm, did you actually see the movie?

      • hs4mm says:

        No, I saw a review with spoilers at imdb. (I used the qualifier “appears” the first two times I mentioned the movie’s content; the fact that I then stopped using the qualifier might be the cause of the confusion; sorry about that and thanks for asking, since it gave me a chance to clarify this point).

  137. tophat1236 says:

    hey i want to know the orgin of the word [pervert]. I think that it would be very interesting. Well… good video Marina.
    Thanks,
    Dan

  138. thegorn says:

    Like all the cute outfits , cool backgrounds as well…
    Don’t know donkey punch , but taking pleasure from someone else’s pain sounds pretty sick…

  139. will1707 says:

    quite a funny lesson!

    I actually don’t know how did i find these videos, but i know it was in Youtube…
    I have to take my hat off for you, it’s a bit difficult to find a teacher as good as you are (i bet students never missed classes, right? :wink: )

    About the video… :shock: well, now you can see pretty much everything on the internet, but it’s still rather… odd. (at least for me)

    I see that this idea is really great to learn english, specially for those like me, who are from countries not related with english (I’m Chilean by the way)

    from now on, i won’t be missing classes! (with a teacher as intelligent, and beautiful, that’s impossible…)

  140. nelgenyam says:

    The movie sounds like a modified remake of the Burt Reynolds
    movie “Deliverance” where one of the characters gets ^^^^ed
    by a hillbilly. “Shocking” at the time. :roll:

    • wordlover says:

      Squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeal like a pig!

    • Nathan says:

      No, it’s not. It’s not even close, really. Deliverance [which, if I may add, was based on a book] is about rape, whereas Donkey Punch is about a fatal accident that spirals completely out of control. A catastrofuck, if you will.

      • nelgenyam says:

        But, But…it is a theme where a group of people decide to
        go on a “holiday” in a somewhat isolated environment, somebody gets ^^^^^ed in a “memorable” manner, somebody gets killed and everybody panics and end up
        “fighting to survive”. I just read about it so i expert.

  141. John says:

    Marina,
    I can’t think of any names that would describe such a practice as funny, therefore I can’t think of any funny names.

  142. greatestpotential says:

    Isn’t it a term for those punch cards for voting back in Florida? Swinging chads, hanging chads, dimpled chads,… C.H.A.D.- Card Hole Aggregate Debris. A donkey punch is an undetermined vote for any democratic registered voter when the chad is determined unrecognizable to determine the correct vote selection.

  143. originalistrick says:

    Ah, Dear Teach, you’ve stirred the pot around here again with this one, haven’t you…

    Just curious…did YOU know the meaning of the term before you saw the movie?

  144. tdwright says:

    The “Donkey Punch”is a sexual technique in which a woman is punched in the back of her head as the male reaches orgasm in the doggy style position. Supposedly this causes the woman to have involuntary sexual spasms.
    bad bad bad!
    only thing worse is the dirty snowball….

  145. alexn says:

    This video was complete garbage and you know it Marina… I know you said that you’ll make the next videos shorter and something that would appeal to the teenagers, and it was seen in the last few videos, but this is excruciating.

    I personally, unsubscribed from the channel after I saw it.

  146. smokey36bear says:

    If it is what I think it is I would rather not do it to anyone.

  147. greatestpotential says:

    Apparently some people pay good money to see these shows. After the money is collected blank place cards are handed out to each paying customer. To enter into show pen a person holds out their card and the cards are then punched. The punch hole is in the shape of a donkey. It’s a Tijuana donkey show except way nastier. So I’ve heard.

  148. originalistrick says:

    Marina,

    I don’t care what anyone else thinks, that was great! You can be freakin’ hilarious! Quit saying you can’t act.
    Way to go, handling a controversial expression so tastefully and making such a funny and entertaining performance out of it. You truly rock, Baby!

    Always.

  149. muggins says:

    For some reason, the phrase “D*nkey punch” gave me the ‘visual’ of a donkey using both it’s hind legs to kick someone square in the gonads. I’m hoping that’s not the definition. It’s not a good visual.

  150. leonard says:

    I’m still looking for my free drink…where is my punch…rye, rye rye I cry… :cry: :cry: creeme o’ rye of punch…me not bright of that “hell, rectum kill’em”….Maybe Captain Jack will explain…[boots of words] :evil:

    • Che Volay says:

      Lenny, they took the Stanley Steamer song off YouTube, you know everything on YT, can you find it? :shock:

    • wordlover says:

      boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots boots

      That’s all you are is [boots]… :roll:

  151. Nathan says:

    Hey Marina,

    Just from the video, I knew it had to be something sexual. So naturally I looked it up–thank the gods for Urban Dictionary. You’re right, that’s something that should never be attempted. I’m a little [but not very] surprised the producers let them make that the title. Apparently not very many people know what a donkey punch is.

    I’m a bit confused though: couldn’t the intended effect of the donkey punch be produced simply by the one partner requesting it of the other, rather than punching them? Oh well, I don’t suppose that’s a question I’ll get an answer to.

    By the way, the characters you did were fun to watch, Marina.

  152. fredjr says:

    She did it!
    It was well and tastefully done. With a good message.
    One can see she gets her good looks from her mother.
    Oh, can we have the phone number of the chick in the bar? I think I may know her mother. Uh, grandmother?

  153. neuroway says:

    Gold, gold, gold and donkey punch.

    Made me think of Lucius Apuleius Platonicus – Asinus Aureus!!

    Of course, I should have known better than that! :shock:

  154. greatestpotential says:

    :twisted: A donkey punch is used for systematic slaughter. First donkeys are led into the slaughter pens by jackass ranchers and slick oil salesmen. Then each donkey is met by paid butchers who hold the donkey’s head to the punchline, and that’s when the donkey punch is operated- BAM! A quick mechanical operating skull punch crusher that extinguishes a donkeys life quickly and efficently as the animal crumples into a dead heap and is then later turned into dog food
    ~the end~

  155. Che Volay says:

    The blond wig make you look like the evil Russian antagonist in a James Bond movie, Marina Hottotrotski :shock:

  156. Che Volay says:

    Liar, liar you said you couldn’t act, wot did you do hire an acting coach? :razz:

    This practice may have originated in Mexico, ppl do this act with chickens, they cut the head off the chicken at the point of climax, same results. Gross uh? :shock:

  157. NOW HERE IN AMERICa IM ALLOWED TO MARRY MARINA FIRST YOU ALL HEAR ME!!! :lol: :shock: :mrgreen:

  158. wetsuit5 says:

    Ah, Ah, Ah,…..
    Liked the video and the characters.
    Nice imagination on them.
    You are a good actress.

    But who thinks up these stupid and abusive things?
    And who is so sadistic to want to do that to a woman.
    And who is so stupid to allow it to be done to them.

    Wait a min. I get it.
    Your having guilt pangs for having stolen the toilet paper.
    OK, so maybe now your a Rusky felon sentenced to a Gulag.

    Don’t worry, we’ll protect you.
    And personally take you out to a nice normal pleasant comedy as well.

    You’re supposed to eat the rat when it’s fresh, not wait a week.

    I think I’m gonna buy a crate of soap and go take a shower.

  159. Hmmm…. there’s the one inch punch, sucker punch,
    rabbit punch, and the back mule kick (a mule is like a donkey);
    doesn’t sound like any of those…
    Maybe it means bitch slap, like in the movies where
    a character gets hysterical and panics, and somebody
    smacks ‘em for it. LOL!
    No, really – I’m not of such a deviant state to know this
    one. I suspect it has lewd implications from the way
    Marina got when role playing her Mom -TFF
    And yes, Marina, I like it when you role play.
    Your pseudo-psycho sister doesn’t come around these days…
    Maybe you could do Boris and Natasha – LMAO!!!
    This may be a way to finally get you to say:
    “Boa-reese! Vee must keel Moose and Skvirrel!”
    .
    Watch out for the Thai food!
    Coconut soup…gawd…
    Smells and tastes like jet fuel!
    .
    Good for five stars.
    (guys – don’t forget to rate her vid @ YooTube)

  160. buzzword says:

    some people use the term “fucking” to refer to sex. however as an educated individual with some understanding of linguistics i use the term to refer to absofuckinglutely everything.

    cool video marina, the impersonations XD

  161. Che Volay says:

    Che is such a catalyst :arrow:

    {Che walks by gas fumes while wearing steal taps on Cuban heel shoes, kicks up heels, sparks fly, fruit fly & butter flies}

    Traffic – The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Crank up the volume.

  162. greatestpotential says:

    donkey punch movie came out first so…..

    how come movie critics don’t get chastised more often?

  163. wordlover says:

    I wonder what Marina is doing right now? Maybe, talking with the execs at YouTube, who are probably complaining that it wasn’t graphic enough. Hm… I’d really like her own input right about now… :neutral: :roll:

  164. vault says:

    Wow, I have a mixed feelings after watching this video. It is funny and the characters you made are great, even though you said you were not a good actress. On the other hand, this topic is disturbing and I don’t think any form of sexual abuse should be taken lightly. I don’t care for the usual “omg boobs” stuff in the YT comments, but this will fill them with some nasty stuff I don’t really want to read… Maybe it’s just me.

    I’m awesome anyway, so I’ll click five stars for you ;)

    • logischabbaubar says:

      There are still some really readable comments on Youtube. One guy wrote that his children would no longer have permission to watch Marina’s videos. If I were a father of smaller children I guess I would do the same. The best way to make adolescents to google that expression is to tell them not to google it. I don’t think you should start children’s sexual education with insane sexual acts.

      I’m sure that Marina didn’t intend to promote an insane and dangerous sexual act. I’ve been told that they have a saying on theatre that is “irony doesn’t work”. I’m fearing many viewers of this video, including many adolescents, won’t get the joke and that a donkey punch was something they should be trying.

  165. Warren says:

    Hello Marina,
    I’ve never heard of the term so I’ll guess that it means- Ass Kicking.
    Is this a variation of GTW Game?
    I liked the scene and character changes that you went through for the show.
    When and where does the term originate?
    Thank you for the laughs.

  166. Chemikal says:

    Does mom really say come home, it’s time to get married and have kids? :-)
    If I were to ever leave home and launch myself as an Internet public e-figure, then probably mom would be one of my subscribers and one heck of an active commenter. I’m just sayn` :D

  167. hs4mm says:

    Marina,

    In all interactions, I first consider the content. Then, if the situation warrants, I consider the style or — how the content is delivered. In most interactions, the how turns out to be irrelevant. While the content can be considered without the style, the style is irrelevant without the content. For example, the lessons you made when you were still learning your mode of packaging them are engrossing even today.

    Today’s lesson has no content; consideration of its style (the characters) is irrelevant.

    Your prior lessons are of timeless value — people will always be able to learn something from them. And one can watch them several times and be enthralled each time. Today’s lesson is nothing.

    What is disturbing is that the lack of content in today’s lesson reminds me of Fred and his ilk. Even for No-School Sundays, there is no value to contentless activity — there never is any value to meaninglessness.

    –Hs4Mm

  168. greatestpotential says:

    :mad: go clean the dishes :lol: (lmao)

  169. FORGOT TO MENTION TOSSING SALAD… :cool:

  170. freebird says:

    MARINA,
    I liked how you mimicked other personalities… that was fun. :grin: The rest is demented. :mad: :evil: :twisted: Not impressed… is HotForWords becoming desperate?

  171. SOMETHING SCARY.. ITS SEEMS THAT MARINA HAS INTRIGUED SOME OTHER SEXUAL IDEAS; SUCH AS ASS DRINKS AND ALL OF A SUDDEN A DESIRE FOR A BUFF CHESTED PIZZA DELIVERER… HAVE MERCY! LMAO! :roll:

  172. greatestpotential says:

    Some other names for that? Hmmm. Let’s see…
    Mr. Ed in the bed, stoking coal in the hole, steaming Manuel, plop pocket, scatpounding…

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpA43WeZxsY

  173. SODOMY!!! THATS GROSS! LMAO! :roll:

  174. Chemikal says:

    Oh… so that’s what it is….
    What a shitty thing to do, lol.
    There are no nerve endings that connect in a MAGICAL way to form such a reaction. This happens just because she gets startled. The effect is the same if you suddenly just yell BOO!
    (by the way, until she relaxes, you’re both stuck)

    Anyway, I never thought I’d see a lesson on such a thing on HFW. But I’m not complaining. Come to think of it, I wouldn’t complain much if Marina taught sex for a living either. Though I would remain dumb, and otherwise uneducated. And who would want that? Uhm… :???:

  175. leonard says:

    :shock: “Does it include A nude picture”, ask the goldbrick friend of mine? I(he) answered: “[brain-naked] as she was born with… what is, it is.” “Oh!”; said back the goldbrick friend of mine.

    ***Francis “The Talking Mule” imparts some much needed intelligence. …..hold your horse for stew***

    :smile:

  176. John says:

    Ive never heard any of those exspressions before, but Ive not been in the hedonistic culture scene or into the sex workers culture or into watching porn how should I know any those things, I am just a hiccup.

  177. Chemikal says:

    I just had to watch it again.
    Your characters were so cool, I luv em… great work! :-)

  178. Chemikal says:

    Whooow, that was so funny!!!!11oneone

  179. nimrada says:

    Requiem

    What is the origin of that word?

  180. wordlover says:

    Funny acting, Marina! You’re quite a character! :lol: :lol: :lol:

    ♥MWWWWWWWWWW♥WWWWWWWWWAH!♥

  181. wordlover says:

    Well, Dirty Sanchez, Tossed Salad, Longboy, the list literally goes on… :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

  182. cowboyjdanos says:

    now it’s on , oopss!!! :roll:

  183. cowboyjdanos says:

    there’s no video?

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