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Can't copy these on my phone... But worth a read. I almost cried. Nsfw http://funkypickens.com/25-funny-auto-correct-fails/
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The term beefcake is derived from the earlier cheesecake, which was used to describe sexually alluring displays of the female form, particularly when used for advertising. The Oxford English Dictionary’s first example of cheesecake comes in 1934, and in 1942 Time magazine described the delectable Marlene Dietrich as “the supreme Empress of Cheesecake”. Beefcake came into being later in the 1940s, describing displays of muscular male bodies. This was by no means the first time male bodies had been compared to meat: beef, meaning male flesh or muscular power, was used by Herman Melville in Moby Dick (1851), when the character Flask exhorts the sailors of the Pequod to “pile on the beef” during their whale hunt, while Horace Walpole wrote in 1743 that “I here every day see men, who are mountains of roast beef”. Walpole meant something quite disparaging by the use of the term, criticizing the fleshliness and coarseness of his neighbours; beefcake, in contrast, generally expresses both an appreciation of the well-developed male form and a humorous awareness of the cheesiness of the kinds of semi-nude poses usually involved.
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