Indulge this ignorant wench, please . . .

[Elizabeth Talbot, Countess of Shrewsbury]

Can someone please explain these terms to me (and please don't tease this wench - I am still fairly new at wenching, lol):

~ Wubby
~ Leg Ladder
~ Grape Dive (which I most likely know, but humor me)
~ Fiending

[Elizabeth Talbot, Countess of Shrewsbury]

I thought it might be there, but I haven't been in a while since it won't let me post. Thanks!

[Adriana Rose]

Look in your LBB

[Rowan MacD]

Look in your LBB

Ditto.

[Elizabeth Talbot, Countess of Shrewsbury]

 

It won't let me look at ANYTHING except the boards. But no posting and no downloadable content.

[arbcoind]

Same here.

Gina

[Rowan MacD]

  I have the actual LBB.
   It's been a while but I did read the definitions (and rules, as it were) for all of the above *ahem* 'activities'.

[Anna Iram]

You might also ask your madam to give you a copy. Something I apparently need to do as I don't know what "fiending" is. Hmm ... my mind is reeling.

[Sir Ironhead]

Interestingly enough these same "activities" are defined in the Rogues Handbook as well 

[Welsh Wench]

It's not in the little brown book.

Originally "fiending" was to kiss any showing flesh, neck, knees, elbows, wrist etc. NEVER on the lips. It was all about intent and heat sometimes just a brush of your hand or a sigh in their ear.

It is also the practice of nibbling, chewing, kissing, and otherwise nuzzling a person's neck in such a way as to "get a rise out of them".

IWG #3253 at your service.   

[Elizabeth Talbot, Countess of Shrewsbury]

Thanks!