Is it in yet?
term used to indicate a small p-n-s size, so small that the woman can not feel it in her v-g-n-.
man: “who’s your daddy!”
woman: “is it in yet?”
possibly the worst sentence you can expect to hear from your s-xual partner – save from “surprise! i have aids!”.
“ok, is it in yet?”
“yes but i wish it was in a meat grinder now, just to block out the mental pain.”
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