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can someone just clarify what this means please?

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pokeypants · 27/06/2012 09:25

the phrase 'smash your back door in' ......just a basic meaning please i'm pretty sure i know but you know!

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Imnotaslimjim · 27/06/2012 09:27

Are you hinting that they are threatening to anally rape? Or to brek into someones house?? (given that its in relationships, I'm assuming the former)

If you're in a relationship with someone threatening to do that, please take steps to get away from them

lisaro · 27/06/2012 09:28

I take it to mean bumsex. Not forced.

ceeveebee · 27/06/2012 09:29

I don't think it's necessarily bumsex, I thought it was just from behind?

pokeypants · 27/06/2012 09:30

i thought so not its just something I over heard a youngster saying but i dont think they actually realised what they are saying!!

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MrsRhettButler · 27/06/2012 09:34

I'm clearly a bit vanilla, thought of bailiffs when I read your op Blush Grin

pokeypants · 27/06/2012 09:34

yes but back door implies back entrance no ceeveebee?

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SoSoMamanBebe · 27/06/2012 09:39

Back door is bumsex. It's the verb i wouldn't be happy with - smash?

ceeveebee · 27/06/2012 09:40

Not to my DH (or maybe it does and he keeps getting disappointed!)

TheOneWithTheHair · 27/06/2012 09:41

I'm too innocent I think. I thought it was someone threatening to break into your house!

NiceCupOfTeaAndASitDown · 27/06/2012 09:42

Not sure of its exact meaning (the above fairly likely) but it comes from 'Celebrity Juice' - Keith Lemon says it about any girl he fancies

TequilaMockinBird · 27/06/2012 09:42

This is one of Keith Lemon's 'catchphrases' isn't it?

I take it to mean sex, not anal in particular though.

JustTheRightAmountOfWrong · 27/06/2012 11:01

Its definitely a reference to anal sex, hence the reference to 'back doors'.

Keith Lemon did not coin the phrase.

mercury7 · 27/06/2012 11:24

the choice of words is very telling, I mean 'ease in through the back door' would sound sort of affectionate
but 'smash your back door in' is just horrid :( Confused

trikken · 27/06/2012 11:29

Yup bumsex but its not a nice phrase. Wud put me off even more.

prh47bridge · 27/06/2012 12:21

Keith Lemon may not have coined the phrase but he's used it as a catchphrase for the last 4 years. His website sells t-shirts with the phrase.

ImperialBlether · 27/06/2012 12:36

I took it to mean 'I want to have anal sex with you whether you like it or not.'

The word 'smash' suggests that to me.

ErikNorseman · 27/06/2012 12:40

It's a nasty phrase for bumsex but it isn't meant to mean without consent.

prh47bridge · 27/06/2012 13:29

I don't like the phrase but surely the most likely reason a youngster is using it is because it is a catchphrase used by a well known comedian.

AmberLeaf · 27/06/2012 13:39

Fairly well known slang for consensual bumsex.

Def not 'owned' by keith Lemon.

janelikesjam · 27/06/2012 16:30

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