Re: Colin The Owl
"mr_twig" wrote... >> Haha. What's cottaging? > > 'Cottaging' is the practice of meeting strangers in order to > participate in gay sex. Er, someone told me. Interesting factoid: Public lavatories (popular meeting places for those of the homosexual persuasion) in British parks were often built to look like small cottages. That's where the name comes from - allegedly.
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