My Hinny is clean

This thread intrigued me because I wondered how you kept your hinny clean - hinny is a cross between a male horse and female donkey or if it was your girlfriend you were referring to - hinny is a slang term in Newcastle upon Tyne in England for girlfriend
Wow, that is interesting. AI see that a hinny is the reciprocal cross to the more common mule that we have here probably because they are bigger and stronger than a hinny. In the states it is a childhood reference to ones buttocks. My reference was to the words of a boy bear in a Charmin toilet paper commercial exclaiming that His hinny is clean. Can someone post that commercial?? that would be fun.
 
I realised what it was when I read your first post Jondalar but couldn't resist answering.

You must be a very senior senior, aren't you the guy from the book The Valley of Horses by Jean M Auel? :ROFLMAO:
 
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I try to be. I only knapped flint once!
By the way my great grandmother was a Johnson from Sweden. I have written some of her life's story and may post it as I figure this place out.
 
By the way my great grandmother was a Johnson from Sweden. I have written some of her life's story and may post it as I figure this place out.
Interesting. Have you ever researched your Swedish roots? Genealogy is one of my big interests
 
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Interesting. Have you ever researched your Swedish roots? Genealogy is one of my big interests
No I have not. My sister did but she has not shared the info. Someday I would like to get it from her and attach it to the large portraits I have to pass on to my kids.
 
I tried a portable one a few months ago. One advantage is that you get to choose the temperature of the water.
You may be cleaner, but I think it's a myth that you'll use less paper; unless you don't mind staying wet. Whatever paper you save is used to dry off.
 
Bidets are great. Wish we had one.
Mine is a fifty dollar attachment under my toilet seat. It took ten minutes to install it. I have installed others for clients that they paid up to $500 for. At that price the seat warms, the water warms, there is a blow dry and the seat closes when you get up. But I was cautioned to never push button number four!
 
Mine is a fifty dollar attachment under my toilet seat. It took ten minutes to install it. I have installed others for clients that they paid up to $500 for. At that price the seat warms, the water warms, there is a blow dry and the seat closes when you get up. But I was cautioned to never push button number four!
Unless it dries my *** afterwards I’m not interested. 🥺
 

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