What was that thing called that Victorian prostutitues got...

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Where all the discharge and hair clumped together and caused a kind of ball of disgustingness in their vulva? I know this is incredibly random but I remember reading about it on here (I believe it was a myth!) and tried to tell someone about it but can't remember the name!

Also reading the title i thought the answer was gonna be syphilis

Shannon 😂😂😂

What a load of bollocks.

@littlewoollypervert
. I have literally burst out laughing 😂, reading your reply.

I wouldn't take too much of that book as fact - Gilbert Murray didn't even have a son called Philip, ape or no ape!

Was just wondering what to make for dinner. Think I’ll leave it a little while. Maybe just a cleansing glass of water.

Sooty kins? Maybe that is where the word Pussy some from. I have read people believed washing was dangerous and so this grossness might be true.

Yes I just got irritated looking on Wikipedia seeing there is no son called Philip.
Surely Wikipedia should not keep false info on its pages? I mean, they have linked Gilbert into that story...

Also reading the title i thought the answer was gonna be syphilis

We can pretend it was

Was sure the answer was money.

Lol hirsutfirs

not envy. Erghhhhhhhh

Surely Wikipedia should not keep false info on its pages

Um do you have a clue how Wiki works?

@WeshMaGueule yes, don't patronise me. I mean it is clear that this Philip person isn't even Gilbert's son so why is it linked? There are people who do ratify what's written on the pages...

Killed?

What?

The sootikin thing is a myth. Must be.The vagina is the one part of the body that cleans itself. More hygienic there than in your mouth. You wouldn't build up a solid residue blocking your vulva any more than you would in your mouth, either

yes, don't patronise me. I mean it is clear that this Philip person isn't even Gilbert's son so why is it linked? There are people who do ratify what's written on the pages...

One time, one of my Year 11s edited a wiki so that his mate’s name replaces the word daffodil for every time it was mentioned. It was mentioned a lot. You or I could edit just as easily, in fact, I have done when I saw incorrect information on one wiki.

I'm a very nosy person but I'm not going to click on that link.
I've learned my lesson about that sort of thing.

Probably a myth , but shagging numerous people a day, no one washing , no sanitary products etc can't have been pleasant

Myv12 year old son edits Wikipedia pages.

There’s a rather TMI description of Caroline of Brunswick that basically explains what happens to your undercarriage if you don’t wash for months. It’s not nice.

Absolutely no way that would happen.

@Cherrysoup o know anyone can edit it, but I think the changed information has to be verified or the info is deleted/changed back to what it was. I assume daffodil isn't still being replaced with a name...is it?

Also reading the title i thought the answer was gonna be syphilis Me too!

Now about this blue waffle...?