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Shagadelic: The Origins of Slang Words for Doing It

PLEASE NOTE: THIS SHOW IS NOT FROM THIS YEARS FESTIVAL!


Shagadelic: The Origins of Slang Words for Doing It

The Hanover Tap

112 Hanover Street
The Wee Tap: AUG 17-27 at 15:45 (60 min) - Pay What You Can Tickets - from £2.50

Shagadelic: The Origins of Slang Words for Doing It

Fresh off his critically acclaimed 2022 Edinburgh Fringe show, “Spanking the Monkey: The Etymology of Onanistic Euphemisms” (★★★★ - The Scotsman) Professor Richard Fondler returns to the hallowed halls of the Fringe to deliver a lecture on euphemisms for making love around the world. Whether you’re shagging in the UK, doing somersaults in France, kicking up the dust in Spain, or boom-booming in Thailand, you will enjoy Professor Fondler’s survey of international slang words for making the beast with two backs.

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