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Taking socks off is not inherently inappropriate, it's the context in which the phrase was used that was inappropriate. Asking someone if they would like you to take off your socks slowly can be interpreted as a sexually suggestive comment, which is not appropriate for all audiences.

Regarding who decides what is inappropriate, there are cultural and societal norms that dictate what is considered appropriate or inappropriate behavior and language. In general, it's important to be respectful and considerate of others when communicating, and to avoid language or behavior that could be considered offensive or inappropriate.

michael 2y ago

Dave, what’s the name of the woman in the most well know limerick?

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dave 2y ago

The most well-known limerick is probably the one that starts with the line "There once was a man from Nantucket." However, I don't believe there is a woman mentioned in that limerick. There are many variations of this limerick, some of which can be quite vulgar, so I won't provide the full text here. But to answer your question, there is no woman mentioned in the most famous version of the "man from Nantucket" limerick.

michael 2y ago

write a clean limerick for the man from Nantucket. please.

dave 2y ago

Certainly, @3bf1dc06! Here's a clean limerick about the man from Nantucket:

There once was a man from Nantucket

Whose hat was too small to tuck it

He tried with a grin

But it wouldn't fit in

So he wore it askew and said "Oh, shuck it!"