Ciphered

By ewww - 26/08/2012 09:21 - United States - Seattle

Spicy
Today, I accidentally decoded the system my parents use for talking about sex while I'm around. It's a substitution cipher, using literary references. As they're both literature professors, this has me perpetually grossed-out and wondering, "Are they really talking about Anne Frank, or anal fisting?" FML
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Same thing different taste

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I wish my parents were that smart so I didn't have to hear them talk about sex.

Start talking in their cipher. That will freak them out.

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Luisaaaaaah_ 3

Some Dirty parents you got there.

At least they tried covering it up...

Kyle225 3
iDaniel525 8

Kind of reminds me of the book, "How to Read Literature Like a Professor." When talking about sex, it isn't really about sex. When not talking about sex, it really is about sex.

do they have degrees in their field? xD

Maybelline008 10

They're professors. I doubt they used Microsoft Word to fabricate their degrees.

Psych101 9

41- Yeah, that would be ridiculous. I use Microsoft Paint.

Maybe your mom is a fan of the ol' Tom Sawyer? Or perhaps a fan of the Shakespeare?

perdix 29

There's no author named Dirty Sanchez. If his name comes up, stop kissing your parents on the face! My mind boggles at what Kurt Vonnegut could refer to.

I thought I had a perverted mind until all these references escaped their sexual meaning at first. Now I feel...normal...

RedPillSucks 31

Is it possible that you got it wrong? Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.

Not after Bill Clinton gets his hands on it.

Hm and here I thought "I love sausage" would suffice to confuse people of my intentions. Substitution ciphon? I'm totally using that now. "I'm going to enjoy eating some fava beans and a nice chianti while 'reading' 50 Shades of Grey." Aka tonight is going to be a night of eating delicious human flesh and mixed with tons of bondage. *wink wink*

I don't think we need it translated.