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Old 16-Sep-2007, 05:23
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i bought a T-shirt, and there are some words printed on the back:
MOTORS
PROCEED THIS WAY
FULL THROTTLE
GETS INSTANTLY
DOUBLE PLEASURES

will you feel funny when you read them?
please tell me where the funny is.
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Is it supposed to be funny? (I have no idea what it means.) Is there a picture on the t-shirt?


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Is there any other meanig of motor(s) in English slang?.If so, it would make sense.

In Turkish, it would be extremely funny as well as nasty.In our slang(sorry for obscenity):
Motor(s)=Horny Girl(s)

If you don't find it funny, send it to me.
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