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The evocation of a culture

EarlTee
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Horny old bastard.

14 yrs ago · 1 min read

TUSCL's tagline is "More than a list. It's the evocation of a culture." WTF does that even mean?

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Alucard

Get out your Dictionary!

Plus there was already a Thread about this by Omega22. Use your search function!

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ButterMan

To me it means some people take this whole thing a little too serious:)

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jackslash

Every time I hear the word "culture", I reach for my pole dancer.

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motorhead

It's Deja Vu all over again

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cnyknight
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farmerart

@motorhead:

You are in fine form this evening.

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carl95

After a round of BBFS your doctor will need to evoke a culture from your urine.

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EarlTee

Sorry... I don't know how I missed that existing discussion.

I'm a native speaker of English and have a decent idea what "evocation" means. But how TUSCL evokes a culture still escapes me.

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JuiceBox69

Once I take TUSCL over its going to say " more than a list its the best thang since grits ! "

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Alucard

"Sorry... I don't know how I missed that existing discussion."

You DIDN'T use the search function!

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founder

I took this tagline from a review of our site way back in 1996 or so. It was actually a reference book of websites (could you imagine the size of that now?) It basically means "the bringing forth of the lifestyle of strip clubs and those that work and patronize them"

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MADDOG_ROMEO

OP, the fine print goes on to say "Everything written on this site should be considered a work of fiction."....

relax, nothing matters and what if it did in a disposable society....

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