What does "blue vien" mean??

[LadysMan10]

I was watching a re-run episode of CSI the other day, they had picked up this kid who had a camara attached to his shoe so that he was able to get video of girls under their skirts......anyway, on the show, the kid said "i don't do toilets, fat chicks, blue viens or anything like that, just voyeur stuff". What is "blue vien"?? Maybe I heard it wrong, but I can't figure out what it means.

 

[freshbreath]

maybe he said "blue vein"
as in varicose veins?

 

[Svend]

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=blue+vein+throbber
A very hard cock.

 

[Svend]

Either that or he doesn't like blue cheese.

 

[Sasha Jones]

he might have meant older women........

 

[LancsLad]

My guess that in this context the reference was to seniors.

 

[cancowboy2001]

Blue vein

I was watching a re-run episode of CSI the other day, they had picked up this kid who had a camara attached to his shoe so that he was able to get video of girls under their skirts......anyway, on the show, the kid said "i don't do toilets, fat chicks, blue viens or anything like that, just voyeur stuff". What is "blue vien"?? Maybe I heard it wrong, but I can't figure out what it means.

As in seniors/old chicks.

From a CSI transcript site: http://www.crimelab.nl/transcripts.php?series=1&season=3&episode=14
JUSTIN LAMOND: You guys are looking at me like I'm some scab. I don't do
toilets, fat chicks, blue vein, crush stuff. Just low-tech voyeur.

This is just some fan transcribing the text so there could be errors but I assume reasonable accuracy as only an engrossed fan could provided but I wonder if he actually said "crush stuff" and if he did what the hell do that mean?

 

[LancsLad]

Yes guys I've done it. I simultaneous post with Sasha. Got to be from Simcoe County to have the technique.

I need to rest now, the voices are impressed.

.

 

[jimmyt]

Blue Vein - Natural tits that look like roadmaps when the veins are very blue and visible. I like them them myself.....but generally they are not well coveted.......

 

[oldjones]

What does "blue vien" mean??
I was watching a re-run episode of CSI the other day, they had picked up this kid who had a camara attached to his shoe so that he was able to get video of girls under their skirts......anyway, on the show, the kid said "i don't do toilets, fat chicks, blue viens or anything like that, just voyeur stuff". What is "blue vien"?? Maybe I heard it wrong, but I can't figure out what it means.

It means that when you don't spell accurately and don't proofread your posts, the folks you're asking for help will have to waste a fair amount of time just figuring out what you mean. And if they guess wrong, you'd have asked in vain.

Please, let's try to show more consideration. Orthography is not rocket science; grade-schoolers learn it: I before E, except after C, and when it is sounded like A, as in 'neighbour' and 'weigh'. And vein.

 

[Fuzzy Thumper]

...I wonder if he actually said "crush stuff" and if he did what the hell do that mean?

I can't tell you if anyone said it or not, but it's real. Apparently some sick, sadistic f#cks get off on seeing women crush small animals with their high heels....

Sorry to all the sick, sadistic f#cks I might have offended by pointing out that they are - indeed - sick, sadistic f#cks....

 

[skypilot]

I always have heard the term blue vein used for an erection, and a blue veiner as someone who takes pictures of their own erections and posts them on the internet. Also heard it used in connection with diamond cutter, as in "I was so turned on you could watch my blue veined diamond cutter throb."

Crushing can be those sicko's who step on animals, but there is a market for women stepping on cigarette butts, garbage, action figurines, a guys penis or balls, and just about anything else that shows female domination by stepping on something. Alot of the foot fetish sites show harmless examples of this type of fetish.

I have never heard blue vein used for grannie porn.

 

[Svend]

oldjones - sometimes it is rocket science, here are exceptions to the "i before e except after c" rule that makes English difficult to learn.

albeit ancient atheism beige being caffeine casein cleidoic codeine conscience counterfeit deficient (deficiencies) deify deity deign deil disseize dreidel efficient eider eight either feign feint feisty financier foreign forfeit freight geisha glacier gleization gneiss greige greisen heifer heigh-ho height heinous heir heist inveigle kaleidoscope keister leisure leitmotiv monteith neigh neighbor neither obeisance omniscient onomatopoeia peignoir phenolphthalein phthalein prescient proficient protein reign reimburse rein reinforce reinstate reveille Rotweiller science seeing seiche seidel seine seismic seize seizin sheik sheila society sovereign specie species sufficient surfeit surveillance teiid their veil vein weight weir weird

 

[Sasha Jones]

Who the hell came up with that rule anyway?
THe words you listed above are probably close to 50% of the words in the english language that have 'i' and 'e' together

 

[newbler]

Who the hell came up with that rule anyway?
THe words you listed above are probably close to 50% of the words in the english language that have 'i' and 'e' together

*shrug* i remember that lesson from gradeschool, surprises me how many people still get this stuff wrong

 

[oldjones]

Who the hell came up with that rule anyway?
THe words you listed above are probably close to 50% of the words in the english language that have 'i' and 'e' together

You don't honestly believe English has that few words, do you Sasha? Perhaps you'd prefer: I before E, always and without exception, as a rule?

Svend, since you were able to cum up with the list, and spell it write (except for "telid"—whatever word that was intended to be— does that make you a rocket scientist? If you want to communicate, spelling does so count, and any of your examples might have been in a grade school spelling bee. Several of your 'exceptions' actually come under the "… except when it's sounded like A, as in 'neighbour', and 'weigh'" part of the helpful rule: "eight", "surveillance", "their" and "weight", for example. BTW, the odd comma doesn't hurt either.

Equal rights for homonyms!

 

[benito]

Svend, since you were able to cum up with the list, and spell it write (except for "telid"—whatever word that was intended to be— does that make you a rocket scientist? If you want to communicate, spelling does so count, and any of your examples might have been in a grade school spelling bee. Several of your 'exceptions' actually come under the "… except when it's sounded like A, as in 'neighbour', and 'weigh'" part of the helpful rule: "eight", "surveillance", "their" and "weight", for example. BTW, the odd comma doesn't hurt either.

Cum for come? You have been looking at too many SP websites. "Spell it write?" I hope thats an attempt at humor, if it is its not bad.

 

[Svend]

oldjones, I agree that spelling counts.
I just posted exceptions to the rule, many don't sound like the ei in vein. You should thank me for helping you raise the spelling bar around here.
I was too lazy to insert commas, I just copied and pasted it from another site.

teiid
Of or belonging to the Teiidae, a large family of mainly tropical American lizards characterized by a long forked tongue and the absence of bony plates beneath the scales.

 

[LadysMan10]

UnbelEIvable (yes, I know it's spelt wrong....it's for all you "rocket-scEIntists" out there). Thanks for picking up on the real point of this thread.

 

[Svend]

Should be for Calvin Klein?