LWW 109: Cunning Linguists

Clare starts off by saying lady bits, knocking TB, the prude, off her game right out of the gate. In writing news, TB is struggling with the third book of The Miracle Girl series, only tapping out 100 words a day. In Twitter news, TB set up an account for Lesbians Who Write and they need followers, so pretty please follow them, or TB will cry. She’s high strung like that. And, TB totally stole a character name from Clare.

In Clare’s world, she’s going through the second draft of Big London Dreams and digging into history books, making TB somewhat jealous. In translation news, Clare has a German language book coming out soon. In not so fun news, she received a notice to get GDPR insurance, and she’s pretty certain it’s a way for the UK government to pay for all the COVID-19 bills. In fantabulous news, Clare has booked a table in a pub garden. Toot, toot!

They move onto the main topic: What to call your lady bits? In a shocking twist, TB was the one who suggested the topic concerning acceptable words to use for lady bits, and Clare was so excited! Really excited, kinda scaring TB. So, strap in for a rollicking discussion about lady bits. And, see if you can keep track of all the times Clare drops her favorite C-word.

What do you call your lady bits? Come on; shock the heck out of TB.

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Next week, they’ll be back dishing about character names.

Happy listening!

Clare and TB

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5 Responses to LWW 109: Cunning Linguists

  1. Kathy says:

    This episode was hysterical! I wish I could have seen TB’s face. You gals are great!!! 💕

  2. Miira says:

    One of your funniest episodes, this one. Slight “coarseness” is always better than flowery language. The worst term I’ve ever run into was “weeping love canal”. Put me right off, because I burst into laughter and could not finish the story.

  3. Barbara Becc says:

    I can’t believe you’re taking “nub” away from me. Noooo!

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