Long ago there were these two awful towns, Ah Sodom named after Sodomy and Gomorrah which was named after an even... even weirder move.
by Demfcane April 6, 2010
An extremely filthy version of sex. It starts when Person A begins to have a bowel movement. Just as the shit is about to exit the anus, Person B inserts his penis. Then Person B removes their penis and proceeds to shit into Person A's mouth. Then Person B inserts his shit-covered penis into Person A's mouth. After mixing up the shit, Person B removes his penis and inserts it back into Person A's anus.
by sickone6.9 December 10, 2008
John: Did you see that video of the twelve year old fucking a horse?
Jerome: No dude, that shit is pretty Gomorrah even for me.
Jackson: Is that new track as filthy as I told you?
Lawrence: That shit is beyond filthy, its Gomorrah.
Jerome: No dude, that shit is pretty Gomorrah even for me.
Jackson: Is that new track as filthy as I told you?
Lawrence: That shit is beyond filthy, its Gomorrah.
by AnonymousAcroynm January 24, 2012
Sexual Act. During the act of heterosexual coitus, a hand is inserted into the vaginal cavity and "jerks" or "jacks" off the male penis. A similar action is engaged during homosexual coitus. Those without penises may use devices to replicate a penis such as a strap-on or dildo.
This act was the reason, much like sodomy was to Sodom, God destroyed Gomorrah.
This act was the reason, much like sodomy was to Sodom, God destroyed Gomorrah.
In the middle of Hot 'N Horny Co-Eds III: Hos in 3-D, a man does "Gomorrah" a woman for no less than 3 minutes as she obviously fakes an orgasm.
by 7times7is49 March 30, 2009
To treat guests with disrespect and inhospitality.
According to popular belief, rampant homosexuality in the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah incurred God's wrath and the subsequent destruction of the cities. However, according to some liberal scholars, whether homosexuality was the primary reason remains debatable. Arguing from Ezekiel 16:49-50 and Matthew 10:14-15, they assert that inhospitality played a significant role.
Since only Sodom has played a prominent etymological role for words depicting homosexuality, and Gomorrah has always played second fiddle despite the fact that its citizens are just as dead as the Sodomites, I would like to propose using Gomorrah to describe inhospitality. This will hopefully address the concerns raised by liberal theologians
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According to popular belief, rampant homosexuality in the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah incurred God's wrath and the subsequent destruction of the cities. However, according to some liberal scholars, whether homosexuality was the primary reason remains debatable. Arguing from Ezekiel 16:49-50 and Matthew 10:14-15, they assert that inhospitality played a significant role.
Since only Sodom has played a prominent etymological role for words depicting homosexuality, and Gomorrah has always played second fiddle despite the fact that its citizens are just as dead as the Sodomites, I would like to propose using Gomorrah to describe inhospitality. This will hopefully address the concerns raised by liberal theologians
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by profnachos March 18, 2007
To treat guests with disrespect and inhospitality.
According to popular belief, rampant homosexuality in the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah incurred God's wrath and the subsequent destruction of the cities. However, according to some liberal scholars, whether homosexuality was the primary reason remains debatable. Arguing from Ezekiel 16:49-50 and Matthew 10:14-15, they assert that inhospitality played a significant role.
Since only Sodom has played a prominent etymological role for words depicting homosexuality, and Gomorrah has always played second fiddle despite the fact that its citizens are just as dead as the Sodomites, I would like to propose using Gomorrah to describe inhospitality. This will hopefully address the concerns raised by liberal theologians
According to popular belief, rampant homosexuality in the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah incurred God's wrath and the subsequent destruction of the cities. However, according to some liberal scholars, whether homosexuality was the primary reason remains debatable. Arguing from Ezekiel 16:49-50 and Matthew 10:14-15, they assert that inhospitality played a significant role.
Since only Sodom has played a prominent etymological role for words depicting homosexuality, and Gomorrah has always played second fiddle despite the fact that its citizens are just as dead as the Sodomites, I would like to propose using Gomorrah to describe inhospitality. This will hopefully address the concerns raised by liberal theologians
by profanchos March 18, 2007
by Sudo Nimo September 2, 2009