douche

Uuuh...

Note one thing: you''re comparing two different words from two different languages that are spelled the same way, simply.

...My point being, what''s your point?

Clicky

Directing your question to this website might give you a better answer.

douche (dsh) n.

1.
1. A stream of water, often containing medicinal or cleansing agents, that is applied to a body part or cavity for hygienic or therapeutic purposes.
2. A stream of air applied in a similar way.
2. The application of a douche.
3. An instrument for applying a douche.


v. douched, douch·ing, douch·es
v. tr.

To cleanse or treat by means of a douche.


v. intr.

To cleanse or treat oneself with a douche.


[French, shower, from Italian doccia, conduit, back-formation from doccione, pipe, from Latin ducti, ductin-, act of leading, from ductus, past participle of dcere, to lead. See deuk- in Indo-European Roots.]

you are all douches

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Original post by Nazrix
you are all douches

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Shut up, douche-bag.

So this is what a closed thread looks like from the inside...

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Tolerance is a drug. Sycophancy is a disease.

Thread funny is very, this.