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Freudian Slips

 A dreadful pun and a stylish range of underwear all wrapped up in a single benfrostian package.
  (+39, -10)(+39, -10)(+39, -10)
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For him:
A pair of white Y-fronts. The front stylishly decorated with a reproduction photograph of his mother wearing a baby-doll nightie.

For her:
Traditional white knickers sporting a photograph of her dad proudly displaying his well oiled six pack.
—DrBob, Jan 12 2006

Other uses of the adjective "benfrostian" on the HalfBakery http://www.halfbake...benfrostian&ok=+OK+
[hippo, Jan 12 2006]

(?) Freudian Slips http://www.etsy.com...ransaction_id=89748
not exactly as described. [calum, Jul 03 2006]

(?) OUT OF ORDER http://members.aol....kiekeben/freud.html
by Franz Kiekeben [Dub, Dec 15 2006]

Kilban http://www.blackjel...g/gallery/kli17.htm
[calum, Feb 05 2007]

Freudian slippers http://imgur.com/gallery/Wy5sM
[2 fries shy of a happy meal, Jan 18 2011]

beaten by at least sixty years, DrBob.. http://www.heretica.../potter/expert.html
[pertinax, Jan 20 2011]

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       pervy
—squeak, Jan 12 2006
   

       Probably not what you want your maid to find when dusting between the mattresses at your local motel;   'specially if your folks are well known.
—reensure, Jan 12 2006
   

       Great 21st birthday present... if you really hate the person.
—Dub, Jan 12 2006
   

       <shudders> urrrrgggghhhh </shudders>
—salachair, Jan 12 2006
   

       I think this is better suited as a form of birth control.
—DVineMissEva, Jan 12 2006
   

       bun for the pun
—Mr Phase, Jan 12 2006
   

       If I vote + for this, does it mean I like the idea, or is it so good that it makes me sick, thus necessitating fishbone it just so I never see it again?   

       Decisions, decisions...   

       [+]
—shapu, Jan 12 2006
   

       Weird and wrong. +
—moomintroll, Jan 12 2006
   

       One substitute-phallic croissant for you.
—Trickytracks, Jan 12 2006
   

       I feel some histrionics approaching. Thank god!
—blissmiss, Jan 13 2006
   

       These are on sale right next to the range of Oedipal birthday cards. Exactly the same as normal birthday cards except that they release a fine mist of carcinogenic compounds when your father walks into the room, and in the text inside, in the words "Happy Birthday Mother, love from .....", the word "love" is underlined.
—hippo, Jan 13 2006
   

       Given you a bun. I'm off to check out some teeny porn sites now - they'll make me feel less dirty.
—wagster, Jul 03 2006
   

       benfrostian! hehehehehe . .
—benfrost, Jul 05 2006
   

       How many Freudian psychoanalysts does it take to change a lightbulb?   

       Two - one to change the bulb, and the other to hold the peni- uh, ladder...
—imaginality, Jul 07 2006
   

       I made a genuine one recently. Describing my garden over the 'phone, I said I'd made a trellis and planted sweet peas, hoping for a 'wall of pea-ness'. True story.
—spidermother, Jul 07 2006
   

       30 croissants. My mum would be so proud!
—DrBob, Jul 07 2006
   

       Do you have any sexy bras with a cigar print on them?   

       FYI, P-ness is actually the quality of being like the rapper Master P.
—ye_river_xiv, Jul 07 2006
   

       there are actually now slips that have pictures of freud printed on them.
—tcarson, Jul 10 2006
   

       Now how about a pair of Freudian slipcovers for those bountiful, naked pillows sitting on my couch?
—Cuit_au_Four, Dec 15 2006
   

       I saw a girl at a halloween party in 2004 wearing Freudian slippers. I was Freud himself that year. Bun for memories.
—sqykly, Feb 05 2007
   

       Shouldn't it be the other way around? *Her* garment would show *his* mother, and vice versa?
—smendler, Jan 18 2011
   

       Or you could just have his garment emblazoned with "COME TO DADDY!"
—smendler, Jan 18 2011
   

       Ahh. I think you are labouring under the assumption that 'him' and 'her' are a couple rather than, as intended, individual consumers who may or may not be acquainted.
—DrBob, Jan 18 2011
   

       I believe the basic joke here can be traced back at least as far as Stephen Potter's 1950 book, 'Lifemanship' (see link). I forget which page has the relevant illustration.
—pertinax, Jan 20 2011
   

       Really? Do go on!
—DrBob, Jan 20 2011
   
      
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