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| − | Talking politics means having sex. The origins of this phrase stem from a particularly wild porn-watching party at [[Tasha Coryell]]'s apartment and are closely related to the reason [[Dan Dyrda]] now refers to the poli-sci faculty as "Professors of Love." | + | Talking politics means having [[sex]]. The origins of this phrase stem from a particularly wild porn-watching party at [[Tasha Coryell]]'s apartment and are closely related to the reason [[Dan Dyrda]] now refers to the [[Political Science|poli-sci]] [[faculty]] as "Professors of Love." |
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| + | Talking politics can also mean to discuss an issue that is of a social or economic nature. | ||
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| + | The interpretation you choose to believe says a lot about you (and your filthy, filthy mind). | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:44, 14 April 2011
Talking politics means having sex. The origins of this phrase stem from a particularly wild porn-watching party at Tasha Coryell's apartment and are closely related to the reason Dan Dyrda now refers to the poli-sci faculty as "Professors of Love."
Talking politics can also mean to discuss an issue that is of a social or economic nature.
The interpretation you choose to believe says a lot about you (and your filthy, filthy mind).
