fizzy drink
how people from the united kingdom refer to pop.
harry: good day elizabeth might i intrest you in a fizzy drink such as tango?
elizabeth: oh no, i’ve been feeling a bit g-ssy this evening. a cuppa tea would be nice though, earl grey if you have it.
harry: splendid. then perhaps we can have s-xual intercouse.
elizabeth: i dear say that sounds like a fine idea!
two hours later
harry: almost. almost. almost.
elizabeth: harry, did you realize your member is an unusual colour. i hope you don’t have a s-xually transmitted illness.
what they call soda in the united kingdom.
i daresay cornelius, let us procure some fizzy drink!
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