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paulhopps22 | 16:09 Fri 15th Apr 2005 | Body & Soul
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Ok guys, we've all used the phrase, but why LAZY LOBB ??
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Sorry but I've never heard of a lazy lobb in my life!
16:37 Fri 15th Apr 2005
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As far back as the old Teutonic languages, a 'lob' referred to something hanging loosely. I have no wish to fall foul of the censorship system on AnswerBank, so perhaps I'll just leave it to yourselves to work out what the whole phrase means and why we use it!
17:01 Fri 15th Apr 2005
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Me neither, tho ive heard of lazy sod
17:01 Fri 15th Apr 2005
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It's a lazy erection.

17:21 Fri 15th Apr 2005
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ok how do i put this .. lazy lob = not fully hard . Got it?
17:24 Fri 15th Apr 2005
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its a term used in the north east - that where you are from paulhopps22
23:13 Fri 15th Apr 2005
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fathead I live in the north east (admittedly not born here) and have never heard it, neither has my boyfriend (who was born here)
00:28 Sat 16th Apr 2005
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It refers to the merest "stirrings in the undergrowth" which show the start of arousal. Why 'lazy'? The fact that it is not - yet - prepared to 'work'!
06:48 Sat 16th Apr 2005
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I've just asked my husband & he agrees with landie & Quizzy. He & his mates used to refer to it as that when they were teenagers. 
18:44 Sat 16th Apr 2005
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Whoops - also paulhopps & fathead!
18:45 Sat 16th Apr 2005

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