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'''Soggy biscuit''' is a masturbation game, played particulary in schools. The players stand around a [[biscuit]] and [[masturbate]] with the intention of ejaculating onto it. The last person to ejaculate has to eat the biscuit. Although the origins of the term are unclear, it is thought to have originated in Australia in the 1960's<ref>Jonathon Green, ''The Cassell Dictionary of Slang'', 1998, page 1110</ref>, and is now a widely known concept, at least in the Anglophone world <ref>Zoe Williams, ''The Burning Bush'', October 15th 2005, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/Columnists/Column/0,,1591546,00.html]</ref>.<!-- Would be grateful if those with free access to newspaper archive, Newsbank etc could include additional references from the UK and especially from foreign countries, there are several newspaper refs mentioned on the Soggy Biscuit AfD 2 page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Soggy_biscuit_%282%29), in a brief search I also found a Dom Joly article in the Indie or Sindie which I couldn't get at it --> The descriptive term 'soggy biscuit' or 'biscuit game' may be employed as a euphemism for an embarassing activity. Although (since the game as defined in its strictest sense does not require [[mutual masturbation]]) 'soggy biscuit' is not necessarily associated with [[homosexuality]], the idea and practice of the game is in keeping with the spirit of adolescent sexual exploration associated by many (at least in the UK) with [[public schools]]. <ref>Alisdare Hickson, ''The Poisoned Bowl: Sex and the Public School'', 1996, Gerald Duckworth and Co. Ltd, ISBN 0715627090</ref>. <!-- Would be good here to include references to the term and concept in personal memoirs of public school life etc --> |
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'''Soggy biscuit''' is a masturbation game, played particulary in schools. The players stand around a [[biscuit]] and [[masturbate]] with the intention of ejaculating onto it. The last person to ejaculate has to eat the biscuit<ref>Jonathon Green, ''The Cassell Dictionary of Slang'', 1998, page 1110</ref>. |
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The terms 'soggy biscuit' and 'biscuit game' may be broadly interchangeable with other, similar concepts elsewhere in the world, such as 'circle jerk'{{fact}} or 'soggy cracker'{{fact}} <!-- This para to be expanded and fact tags removed once other appropriate citations recovered from e.g. slang dictionaries, personal memoirs etc. This won't take long. -->. |
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It is referred to in [[Stephen Fry]]s ''[[The Liar]]''. |
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Although the terminology may differ slightly, the notability of the game is such that variations on the theme are referred to commonly in popular culture, examples including [[Stephen Fry]]'s ''[[The Liar]]''<!-- Might be apt to briefly describe SF's use of the term, or at least give page numbers etc. --> and [[Richard Curtis]] and [[Ben Elton]]'s [[Blackadder]]<!-- Exact quote to follow pending DVD marathon, any excuse to rewatch Blackadder is a good one -->. |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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* [http://www.soggybiscuitgame.com/ Online version of the game] |
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Revision as of 14:00, 7 April 2006
- "Limp Biscuit" redirects here for the band see Limp Bizkit
Soggy biscuit is a masturbation game, played particulary in schools. The players stand around a biscuit and masturbate with the intention of ejaculating onto it. The last person to ejaculate has to eat the biscuit. Although the origins of the term are unclear, it is thought to have originated in Australia in the 1960's[1], and is now a widely known concept, at least in the Anglophone world [2]. The descriptive term 'soggy biscuit' or 'biscuit game' may be employed as a euphemism for an embarassing activity. Although (since the game as defined in its strictest sense does not require mutual masturbation) 'soggy biscuit' is not necessarily associated with homosexuality, the idea and practice of the game is in keeping with the spirit of adolescent sexual exploration associated by many (at least in the UK) with public schools. [3].
The terms 'soggy biscuit' and 'biscuit game' may be broadly interchangeable with other, similar concepts elsewhere in the world, such as 'circle jerk'[citation needed] or 'soggy cracker'[citation needed] .
Although the terminology may differ slightly, the notability of the game is such that variations on the theme are referred to commonly in popular culture, examples including Stephen Fry's The Liar and Richard Curtis and Ben Elton's Blackadder.