I've wondered all of my life why it was called a blow job in the first place. My BFF Gemini tells me "The term combines "job" (a task or service) with "blow," an older slang word meaning to cause an orgasm or finish someone off. Rather than describing the physical action of sucking, the name historically refers to the intended result—making a partner "blow" or ejaculate."
"It is a thing on TikTok where people lip-sync to someone else's speech for comedic purposes."
That explains the second video, but I think the question is about the first video!
Was it a sincere blooper by a nice lady who was genuinely embarrassed? It's possible that People magazines and other places that carried this story were duped.
I'm only blogging it because I thought the TikTok guy did a very funny lip synch and that People is such a dumb throwback to pre-internet times.
I said blow job instead of blow dry in front of my parents and grandmother when I was in my early 20s, when I still had enough hair to pay for haircuts.
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I am so old I have to ask, is that a real person with wig or some kind of SNL routine on QVC?
I bet there's plenty of saucy hairdressers that use the same term interchangeably and everybody knows what they mean.
I think it's funny there are salons where you can go in with your dry hair - and they blow out your dry hair and style it.
You know - a blow job.
This is like the Obamas "fisting," right?
>QVC Host Keeps Her Composure After Guest’s Hilarious NSFW Slip While Talking About Blowouts<
Hilarious, for sure. Everyone in my 8th grade class would have laughed their asses off at that.
"I am so old I have to ask, is that a real person with wig or some kind of SNL routine on QVC?"
It is a thing on TikTok where people lip-sync to someone else's speech for comedic purposes.
I've wondered all of my life why it was called a blow job in the first place.
My BFF Gemini tells me "The term combines "job" (a task or service) with "blow," an older slang word meaning to cause an orgasm or finish someone off. Rather than describing the physical action of sucking, the name historically refers to the intended result—making a partner "blow" or ejaculate."
I am edified.
"It is a thing on TikTok where people lip-sync to someone else's speech for comedic purposes."
That explains the second video, but I think the question is about the first video!
Was it a sincere blooper by a nice lady who was genuinely embarrassed? It's possible that People magazines and other places that carried this story were duped.
I'm only blogging it because I thought the TikTok guy did a very funny lip synch and that People is such a dumb throwback to pre-internet times.
Ah, my mistake.
I am guessing it was a real mistake - if they wanted to stage it, I don't think they would have had her facing away form the camera.
I said blow job instead of blow dry in front of my parents and grandmother when I was in my early 20s, when I still had enough hair to pay for haircuts.
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