Subtle As A Fist
Apparently, I've been AWOL long enough for an entirely new word to, um, penetrate the colloquial lexicon.
A term so commonplace that it warrants use in a headline on The Age Online:

I love it! (And ouch etc.)
But don't you just love how versatile English is? For example, remove pregnancy from the above equation, add a tub of Vaseline into the mix and suddenly "punch" doesn't really accurately describe what's happening anymore.
It's been far too long, my friends (again). More S2BC to come.

And neither is S2BC! Who knew?!!
A term so commonplace that it warrants use in a headline on The Age Online:

I love it! (And ouch etc.)
But don't you just love how versatile English is? For example, remove pregnancy from the above equation, add a tub of Vaseline into the mix and suddenly "punch" doesn't really accurately describe what's happening anymore.
It's been far too long, my friends (again). More S2BC to come.

And neither is S2BC! Who knew?!!