Tripple Entendre
when a double entendre isnt evil enough, strive for a phrase to really confuse people, a tripple entendre.
an example of a tripple entendre.
12 inches of snow – this was the name of that alb-m from that guy that did “informer.”
meanings:
1. there can be 12 inches of snowfall.
2. the lp is a 12 inch record by snow, the recording artist.
3. snow, the recording artist, presumably has a 12 inch d-ck.
the landing strip
1. a gentlemen’s club in austin, texas;
2. that is near austin’s airport;
3. and whose name describes one way in which some of its laborers might have groomed their nether regions.
do black shoes have souls?
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