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172.70.163.46: Undo revision 356394 by 162.158.114.234 (talk) No sketches in the xkcd sense. (No more than almost every other normal xkcd, regardless of title and text.)

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Undo revision 356394 by 162.158.114.234 (talk) No sketches in the xkcd sense. (No more than almost every other normal xkcd, regardless of title and text.)

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Jacky720: Reverted edits by Xray Kilo Charlie Delta (talk) to last revision by Davidy22

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Reverted edits by Xray Kilo Charlie Delta (talk) to last revision by Davidy22

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	As the scale increases, the words become simply locations where sex might take place, which increase from comfortable to unusual and creepy (i.e. sex crate, sex ravine, sex tarp). It is particularly sketchy because of the phrasing of the sentence which implies the speaker has a specific [insert word] used for sex. It might be sketchy enough to walk up to someone and suggest "let's go down in the ravine and have sex", but it is made sketchier when the phrasing suggests going to "my sex ravine".		As the scale increases, the words become simply locations where sex might take place, which increase from comfortable to unusual and creepy (i.e. sex crate, sex ravine, sex tarp). It is particularly sketchy because of the phrasing of the sentence which implies the speaker has a specific [insert word] used for sex. It might be sketchy enough to walk up to someone and suggest "let's go down in the ravine and have sex", but it is made sketchier when the phrasing suggests going to "my sex ravine".
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−	~~Here is a list of all of the words with meanings for each:~~
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−	*Party: A social gathering of invited guests, typically involving food, drink, and entertainment.
−	*Orgy: A gathering involving excessive indulgence in sexual activity, often with multiple participants.
−	*Dungeon: A dark, often underground room or cell used for imprisonment, torture, or storage, typically associated with castles.
−	*Palace: A large and impressive building, often the official residence of a royal family or a high-ranking official.
−	*House: A building designed for human habitation, typically consisting of rooms for living, sleeping, and other activities.
−	*Shrine: A place regarded as holy or sacred, often dedicated to a specific deity, saint, or religious figure, where people may go to worship or pay respects.
−	*Room: An enclosed space within a building, typically separated by walls, used for a specific purpose (e.g., bedroom, kitchen).
−	*Basement: A floor of a building that is partially or completely below ground level, often used for storage or as living space.
−	*Truck: A motor vehicle designed primarily for transporting cargo, typically larger than a car.
−	*Platform: A raised level surface or structure, often used for standing or displaying something; can also refer to a set of principles or policies.
−	*Van: A type of vehicle that is larger than a car and is used for transporting goods or groups of people.
−	*Area: A specific region or space, often defined by boundaries or characteristics.
−	*Crate: A large shipping container, often made of wood or plastic, used for transporting goods.
−	*Chute: A sloped channel or tube through which objects can slide or flow down, often used for transporting materials.
−	*Ravine: A deep, narrow gorge or valley, often formed by the erosion of water.
−	*Tarp: A large sheet of strong, flexible material, often waterproof, used for covering or protecting objects.
−	*Factory: A building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured or assembled, typically using machinery.
−	*Spire: A tapering structure on the top of a building, often seen in churches or towers, reaching upward.
−	*Onslaught: A fierce or destructive attack; a sudden and violent onset of something.
−	*Extractor: A device or tool used to remove something, often from a larger object or system, such as an extractor fan or a tool for removing a cork.
−	*Judge: A public official appointed to decide cases in a court of law; also refers to the act of forming an opinion or conclusion about something.
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	The title text continues the thought process with further possible sketchy words, beginning with more odd locations and moving on to "onslaught", an abundant wave of attack or overwhelming amount of something — in this case sex; "extractor" suggests some sort of device that might force someone to have sex; and finally "judge", suggesting the speaker has someone in mind to judge sex. Very sketchy indeed.		The title text continues the thought process with further possible sketchy words, beginning with more odd locations and moving on to "onslaught", an abundant wave of attack or overwhelming amount of something — in this case sex; "extractor" suggests some sort of device that might force someone to have sex; and finally "judge", suggesting the speaker has someone in mind to judge sex. Very sketchy indeed.

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 As the scale increases, the words become simply locations where sex might take place, which increase from comfortable to unusual and creepy (i.e. sex crate, sex ravine, sex tarp). It is particularly sketchy because of the phrasing of the sentence which implies the speaker has a specific [insert word] used for sex. It might be sketchy enough to walk up to someone and suggest "let's go down in the ravine and have sex", but it is made sketchier when the phrasing suggests going to "my sex ravine".
 Here is a list of all of the words with meanings for each:
-*party
-*orgy
+*Party: A social gathering of invited guests, typically involving food, drink, and entertainment.
-*dungeon
+*Orgy: A gathering involving excessive indulgence in sexual activity, often with multiple participants.
-*palace
+*Dungeon: A dark, often underground room or cell used for imprisonment, torture, or storage, typically associated with castles.
-*house
+*Palace: A large and impressive building, often the official residence of a royal family or a high-ranking official.
-*shrine
+*House: A building designed for human habitation, typically consisting of rooms for living, sleeping, and other activities.
-*room
+*Shrine: A place regarded as holy or sacred, often dedicated to a specific deity, saint, or religious figure, where people may go to worship or pay respects.
-*basement
+*Room: An enclosed space within a building, typically separated by walls, used for a specific purpose (e.g., bedroom, kitchen).
-*truck
+*Basement: A floor of a building that is partially or completely below ground level, often used for storage or as living space.
-*platform
+*Truck: A motor vehicle designed primarily for transporting cargo, typically larger than a car.
-*van
+*Platform: A raised level surface or structure, often used for standing or displaying something; can also refer to a set of principles or policies.
-*area
+*Van: A type of vehicle that is larger than a car and is used for transporting goods or groups of people.
-*crate
+*Area: A specific region or space, often defined by boundaries or characteristics.
-*chute
+*Crate: A large shipping container, often made of wood or plastic, used for transporting goods.
-*ravine
+*Chute: A sloped channel or tube through which objects can slide or flow down, often used for transporting materials.
-*tarp
+*Ravine: A deep, narrow gorge or valley, often formed by the erosion of water.
-*factory
+*Tarp: A large sheet of strong, flexible material, often waterproof, used for covering or protecting objects.
-*spire
+*Factory: A building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured or assembled, typically using machinery.
-*onslaught
+*Spire: A tapering structure on the top of a building, often seen in churches or towers, reaching upward.
-*extractor
+*Onslaught: A fierce or destructive attack; a sudden and violent onset of something.
-*judge
+*Extractor: A device or tool used to remove something, often from a larger object or system, such as an extractor fan or a tool for removing a cork.
 The title text continues the thought process with further possible sketchy words, beginning with more odd locations and moving on to "onslaught", an abundant wave of attack or overwhelming amount of something — in this case sex; "extractor" suggests some sort of device that might force someone to have sex; and finally "judge", suggesting the speaker has someone in mind to judge sex. Very sketchy indeed.

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	As the scale increases, the words become simply locations where sex might take place, which increase from comfortable to unusual and creepy (i.e. sex crate, sex ravine, sex tarp). It is particularly sketchy because of the phrasing of the sentence which implies the speaker has a specific [insert word] used for sex. It might be sketchy enough to walk up to someone and suggest "let's go down in the ravine and have sex", but it is made sketchier when the phrasing suggests going to "my sex ravine".		As the scale increases, the words become simply locations where sex might take place, which increase from comfortable to unusual and creepy (i.e. sex crate, sex ravine, sex tarp). It is particularly sketchy because of the phrasing of the sentence which implies the speaker has a specific [insert word] used for sex. It might be sketchy enough to walk up to someone and suggest "let's go down in the ravine and have sex", but it is made sketchier when the phrasing suggests going to "my sex ravine".
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	Here is a list of all of the words with meanings for each:		Here is a list of all of the words with meanings for each:

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	As the scale increases, the words become simply locations where sex might take place, which increase from comfortable to unusual and creepy (i.e. sex crate, sex ravine, sex tarp). It is particularly sketchy because of the phrasing of the sentence which implies the speaker has a specific [insert word] used for sex. It might be sketchy enough to walk up to someone and suggest "let's go down in the ravine and have sex", but it is made sketchier when the phrasing suggests going to "my sex ravine".		As the scale increases, the words become simply locations where sex might take place, which increase from comfortable to unusual and creepy (i.e. sex crate, sex ravine, sex tarp). It is particularly sketchy because of the phrasing of the sentence which implies the speaker has a specific [insert word] used for sex. It might be sketchy enough to walk up to someone and suggest "let's go down in the ravine and have sex", but it is made sketchier when the phrasing suggests going to "my sex ravine".
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		+	Here is a list of all of the words with meanings for each:
		+	*party
		+	*orgy
		+	*dungeon
		+	*palace
		+	*house
		+	*shrine
		+	*room
		+	*basement
		+	*truck
		+	*platform
		+	*van
		+	*area
		+	*crate
		+	*chute
		+	*ravine
		+	*tarp
		+	*factory
		+	*spire
		+	*onslaught
		+	*extractor
		+	*judge

	The title text continues the thought process with further possible sketchy words, beginning with more odd locations and moving on to "onslaught", an abundant wave of attack or overwhelming amount of something — in this case sex; "extractor" suggests some sort of device that might force someone to have sex; and finally "judge", suggesting the speaker has someone in mind to judge sex. Very sketchy indeed.		The title text continues the thought process with further possible sketchy words, beginning with more odd locations and moving on to "onslaught", an abundant wave of attack or overwhelming amount of something — in this case sex; "extractor" suggests some sort of device that might force someone to have sex; and finally "judge", suggesting the speaker has someone in mind to judge sex. Very sketchy indeed.

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-:[A timeline style graph.]
+:[A timeline-style graph.]
 :'''Words'''
 :Arranged by how sketchy they make the sentence

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 :'''Words'''
 :Arranged by how sketchy they make the sentence
-:'''"Hey baby, wanna come back to my sex ________?"'''
+:'''"Hey baby, wanna come back to my sex _______?"'''
 :sketchy <--------> very sketchy
 :party --- orgy --- dungeon --- palace --- house --- shrine --- room --- basement --- truck --- platform --- van --- area --- crate --- chute --- ravine --- tarp

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	[[Category:Charts]]		[[Category:Charts]]
	[[Category:Sex]]		[[Category:Sex]]
−	~~[[Category:Sketches]]~~

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	[[Category:Sex]]		[[Category:Sex]]
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