in Australia, "I'm stuffed" is a very crude way of saying you've just had sex.
It is? That's news to me, and I'm an Aussie. Are you confusing it with "get stuffed", which is about the equivalent of the English "bugger off". Or maybe the etymology has the same root, but I've never heard of the "I'm stuffed" version. Maybe I don't hang around with crude enough people.
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It is? That's news to me, and I'm an Aussie. Are you confusing it with "get stuffed", which is about the equivalent of the English "bugger off". Or maybe the etymology has the same root, but I've never heard of the "I'm stuffed" version. Maybe I don't hang around with crude enough people.