But is it literally soap with sugar in it? 
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Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ November 22 2009, 6:21 PM GMTBut is it literally soap with sugar in it?
You'll have to ask around for that Miss Floozy. I'm not entirely sure! 
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ November 22 2009, 6:18 PM GMTWhat's sugar soaping?
Lit. Theory !
Here's a tip: Always refer to it as 'clit', you'll make a ton of friends and admirers in no time (it was 'criticism and literary theory' though in my time)!
I actually tried it a few times, but unluckily for me no-one at my uni had a sense of humour.
Maybe some of them post on here now... 
We have "ILT" though! Introducing Literary Theories! And Elliot has Reading Theory and Interpretation. Maybe they caught onto the potential for jokes, and got rid of it.
Quote: Moonstone @ November 22 2009, 6:28 PM GMTHere's a tip: Always refer to it as 'clit', you'll make a ton of friends and admirers in no time (it was 'criticism and literary theory' though in my time)!
I actually tried it a few times, but unluckily for me no-one at my uni had a sense of humour.
Maybe some of them post on here now...
We called it CLIT too. 
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ November 22 2009, 6:30 PM GMTWe have "ILT" though! Introducing Literary Theories! And Elliot has Reading Theory and Interpretation. Maybe they caught onto the potential for jokes, and got rid of it.
Ha! That's probably it, the big boros 
They ruined a perfectly side-splitting joke there!
Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 22 2009, 6:31 PM GMTWe called it CLIT too.
\O/ \O/
See our generation really lived, Andie They don't know what they're missing now.
We're missing CLIT, apparently.
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ November 22 2009, 6:38 PM GMTWe're missing CLIT, apparently.
That ALWAYS a bad thing, Miss Scats! 
Quote: Moonstone @ November 22 2009, 6:35 PM GMTHa! That's probably it, the big boros
See our generation really lived, Andie
Oh, I know. I had a sociology class that we shortened to TWAT, but I can't remember what the full name of the class was. A drawback to our generation being older now.
Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 22 2009, 6:41 PM GMTOh, I know. I had a sociology class that we shortened to TWAT, but I can't remember what the full name of the class was.
I read scientology for a moment there! Haha, you had TWAT 'and' CLIT! Blimey I think I did the wrong degree But I thought you didn't use that word over there? 
A drawback to our generation being older now.
I had a friend who was originally from London and another from Greenock. By the end of the semester I was using a lot of their terms for stuff. I use twat all the time.
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ November 22 2009, 6:38 PM GMTWe're missing CLIT, apparently.
That's what my girlfriend complains about all the time...
Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 22 2009, 6:49 PM GMTI had a friend who was originally from London and another from Greenock. By the end of the semester I was using a lot of their terms for stuff. I use twat all the time.
You don't use twat in America?
No, not that I've ever heard. However I am in the northeastern hill people portion of the country. I hear lots of "aints, don't gots, and on account of becauses."
Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 22 2009, 6:58 PM GMTNo, not that I've ever heard. However I am in the northeastern hill people portion of the country. I hear lots of "aints, don't gots, and on account of becauses."
Unlike in our country the north-east normally has the more cosmo Americans so I will take your word for it.
Quote: Paul W @ November 22 2009, 6:55 PM GMTYou don't use twat in America?
Perhaps not as often as the UK, but it is definitely used. I've even heard my 67-year-old mother use the term. (She was describing Britney Spears.)