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In the [[Ben Stiller]] movie ''Dodgeball'' the team led by [[Vince Vaughan]] regularly go to a bar named the Dirty Sanchez. During the February 24, 2010 episode of [[Tosh.0]], host [[Daniel Tosh]] used the term in referring to a [[Hispanic]] man defecating in a shopping mall. It was also briefly mentioned as "Filthy Sanchez" in the ''South Park'' episode "[[Proper Condom Use]]." The term was also used in [[Robot Chicken]] during the episode "Please Do Not Notify Our Contractors" while Kal-El [[Superman]] is traveling to Earth. [[Jor-El]] tells him "The Dirty Sanchez is a popular dance on Krypton and they have it on Earth as well." |
In the [[Ben Stiller]] movie ''Dodgeball'' the team led by [[Vince Vaughan]] regularly go to a bar named the Dirty Sanchez. During the February 24, 2010 episode of [[Tosh.0]], host [[Daniel Tosh]] used the term in referring to a [[Hispanic]] man defecating in a shopping mall. It was also briefly mentioned as "Filthy Sanchez" in the ''South Park'' episode "[[Proper Condom Use]]." The term was also used in [[Robot Chicken]] during the episode "Please Do Not Notify Our Contractors" while Kal-El [[Superman]] is traveling to Earth. [[Jor-El]] tells him "The Dirty Sanchez is a popular dance on Krypton and they have it on Earth as well." |
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[[Dustin Diamond]] (who played Screech on the TV show [[Saved by the Bell]]) performs the Dirty Sanchez on an 'unsuspecting female accomplice', during his 'leaked' home made video sex tape. |
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| ⚫ | The term was used in the movie ''The 40 Year Old Virgin'', and ''Club Dread''. Also, on an episode of ''[[The Colbert Report]]'', one of [[Stephen Colbert]]'s jokes involved using a rubber glove indicating he would perform a digital rectal exam, and subsequently used a gloved finger to wipe his upper lip, alluding to the 'Dirty Sanchez'. During the October 4, 2010, episode of the ''[[Daily Show with Jon Stewart]]'', [[Jon Stewart]] when talking about the recent controversy with former [[CNN]] host [[Rick Sanchez]] alluded to the term by using the headline "Hurty Sanchez." |
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| ⚫ | The term was used in the movie ''The 40 Year Old Virgin'', and ''Club Dread''. Also, on an episode of ''[[The Colbert Report]]'', one of [[Stephen Colbert]]'s jokes involved using a rubber glove indicating he would perform a digital rectal exam, and subsequently used a gloved finger to wipe his upper lip, alluding to the 'Dirty Sanchez'. During the October 4, 2010, episode of the ''[[Daily Show with Jon Stewart]]'', [[Jon Stewart]] when talking about the recent controversy with former [[CNN]] host [[Rick Sanchez]] alluded to the term by using the headline "Hurty Sanchez." Popular WWE wrestler [[John Cena]] once admitted on his "Five Questions With the Champ" internet show to having participated in a Dirty Sanchez with a woman at some point in the past. |
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Revision as of 22:57, 29 April 2011
Dirty Sanchez is the apocryphal act of smearing feces on the upper lip during (or following) various types of anal sex in order to make the partner to look like he or she is wearing a moustache.[1][2]
Legal issues
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has ruled that the term is actionably indecent. WKRK-FM in Detroit, Michigan has twice been fined for using the term on air.[3][4] However, Rosenblat notes that the act was discussed and the term used frequently by Howard Stern.[5]
Use in media
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A 2004 advertisement for a Mexican Pot Noodle called Seedy Sanchez[6] featured a Mariachi band singing a jingle with very heavily implied descriptions of the sex act in the lyrics, which include a description of the male protagonist seeking "backstreet action".[7] The advertisement, created by HHCL/Red Cell and titled "Mariachi's Shame," won several creative awards.[8]
In the Ben Stiller movie Dodgeball the team led by Vince Vaughan regularly go to a bar named the Dirty Sanchez. During the February 24, 2010 episode of Tosh.0, host Daniel Tosh used the term in referring to a Hispanic man defecating in a shopping mall. It was also briefly mentioned as "Filthy Sanchez" in the South Park episode "Proper Condom Use." The term was also used in Robot Chicken during the episode "Please Do Not Notify Our Contractors" while Kal-El Superman is traveling to Earth. Jor-El tells him "The Dirty Sanchez is a popular dance on Krypton and they have it on Earth as well."
Dustin Diamond (who played Screech on the TV show Saved by the Bell) performs the Dirty Sanchez on an 'unsuspecting female accomplice', during his 'leaked' home made video sex tape.
The term was used in the movie The 40 Year Old Virgin, and Club Dread. Also, on an episode of The Colbert Report, one of Stephen Colbert's jokes involved using a rubber glove indicating he would perform a digital rectal exam, and subsequently used a gloved finger to wipe his upper lip, alluding to the 'Dirty Sanchez'. During the October 4, 2010, episode of the Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Jon Stewart when talking about the recent controversy with former CNN host Rick Sanchez alluded to the term by using the headline "Hurty Sanchez." Popular WWE wrestler John Cena once admitted on his "Five Questions With the Champ" internet show to having participated in a Dirty Sanchez with a woman at some point in the past.
See also
- Coprophilia, other sexual practices involving feces.
References
- ^ Gentlemen's Quarterly (July): 112.
{{cite journal}}: Missing or empty|title=(help); Unknown parameter|ar=ignored (help) - ^ "Sexual Terminology--D". Hawai'i AIDS Education and Training Center.
- ^ "NOTICE OF APPARENT LIABILITY FOR FORFEITURE". Federal Communications Commission. 2003-03-28.
- ^ "NOTICE OF APPARENT LIABILITY FOR FORFEITURE". Federal Communications Commission. 2004-03-08.
- ^ Rosenblat, Geoffrey (2006). "Stern Penalties: How the Federal Communications Commission look to crackdown on indecent broadcasting". Villanova Sports & Entertainment Law Journal LIES (13): 167.
- ^ "Pot Noodle Ad - Seedy Sanchez".
- ^ "Pot Noodle continues innuendo in new TV ad". Brand Republic. 2004-03-05.
- ^ Fred K. Beard (2008). Humor in the Advertising Business: Theory, Practice, and Wit. Rowman & Littlefield. p. 177.
