The difference between kneeling down and bending over...

can someone help me out with that?

Cause I'm not sure what that sticky's supposed to mean.

what I mean

in the latter, they're doing you

although that's not what they were talking about with the kneeling bit, I think :evilgrin:

You know, the position of the other participant...

:spank:

:rofl:

I'm really wondering what that was supposed to mean...

but yeah... heheheh.

Well, I could teach it to you. ;)

Or get your thread locked, whichever you prefer.

Edit to remove image.

..or a thread on installing hardwood flooring

..or, if one is creative, a combination of all of the above

but I don't want to get the thread locked.

Frank Zappa's "Heavenly Bank Account".
One of the lines goes
"That's right, you asked for it. Remember, there's a big difference between kneeling down and bending over."

I still don't know what the hell he means by it...

and the song was about a shitheel evangelist of the Swaggart/Bakker type.

The whole song:

And if these words you do not heed, your pocket book just kinda might recede
When some man comes along and claims a godly need
He will clean you out right through your tweed
That's right, you asked for it, remember there is a big difference between kneeling down and bending over
He's got twenty million dollars in his Heavenly Bank Account
All from those chumps who was born again, oh yeah, oh yeah
He's got seven limousines and a private plane
All for the use of his special friends, oh yeah, oh yeah
He's got thousand-dollar suits and a Wembley Tie
Girls love to stroke it while he's on the phone, oh yeah, oh yeah
At the House of Representatives he's a groovy guy
When he gives thanks he is not alone

He is dealin', he is really dealin', IRS can't determine where the hook is
It is easy with the bible to pretend that you're in Show Biz (And the one and the two and the...)
They won't get him, they will never get him for the naughty stuff that he did
It is best in cases like this to pretend that you are stupid

He's got Presidential help all along the way
He says the grace while the lawyers chew, oh yeah, they sure do
And the Governors agree to say: "He's a lovely man"
He makes it easier for them to screw all of you, yes, that's true
'Cause he helps put the fear of god in the common man
Snatchin' up money everywhere he can, oh yeah, oh yeah
He's got twenty million dollars in his Heavenly Bank Account
You ain't got nothin', people
You ain't got nothin', people
You ain't got nothin', people
Thank the man, oh yeah

and just blindly obeying their every word.

Helps to have the context from post... 16 I think.

A crude one to be sure, but a metaphor none the less.

Oh, wait...we're not supposed to do that anymore.