Sexy Friday, Catsup/Ketchup edition

Not to open a can of worms here, but how did we get to the point that the words “Catsup” and “Ketchup” mean the exact same thing?

Are they supposed to be pronounced the same too?

I always think “catsup” is pronounced the way one cat would greet another cat on the street: “Cat! Sup?”

On the other side, I think “ketchup” is pronounced the way you say the words that you use when you are trying to do a Sexy Friday using the pictures the kids have posted for the last month: “catch up”.

FWIW, the Spanish pronounciation is “Cat Soup”, which I believe is the correct and most fun way of identifying this particular condiment.

This week, we are cat souping with all the pics you submitted since the last time I did this.

Without further ado, TO THE TITS AND ASSES!

For those of you prudes that don’t like cheesecake or beefcake, click HERE to skip to the music videos.

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Without further ado, here are the Top Twenty Five Pics of The Week:

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YOU’RE-A-PRUDE

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And now, for the music!

As I mentioned before, I’ve decided that I must take up the mantle that tWBS ran with and help to make this world a better place. I will do this in the one way he couldn’t: By introducing you to good music!

Today we are back to the puzzles! As always, I will give up to three hints in the comments at your request. You try to determine the hidden theme or link between all the songs. Good luck!

Song Number One:

Canción Número Dos:

Chanson Numéro Trois:

Canzone numero quattro:

Canção número cinco

Seigarren zenbakia:

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That’s all for this week, folks! Be good to each other and try to stay the fuck away from stupid people. That’s not COVID-19 advice, that’s just general good sense. See you next week!