Dirty Sanchez (sexual act)
Dirty Sanchez is sexual slang for a purported sex act where feces is purposely smeared onto a partner's upper lip. Sex-advice columnist Dan Savage says the act is completely fictional.[1] Brian Bouldrey in Dirty Words: A Literary Encyclopedia of Sex says the act is an urban legend.[2] The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English says, "This appears to have been contrived with the intention to provoke shock rather than actually as a practice, although, no doubt, some have or will experiment."[3]
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Etymology
Columnist Gustavo Arellano of ¡Ask a Mexican! contends the term evokes the stereotypical moustache of a Mexican.[4] The term for the sex act entered British gay cant Polari in the 1960s.[5]
In the media
In the hair metal band Steel Panther's song The Shocker, dirty sanchez is mentioned.
In the 2001 South Park episode "Proper Condom Use", the Filthy Sanchez is noted as sexual act, among several other allusive terms for sexual acts. (Hot Karl was also mentioned).
A 2004 advertisement for Unilever's Seedy Sanchez Pot Noodle featured a Mariachi band singing a song filled with double entendres about their noodles and the sex act.[6][7]
Dirty Sanchez was the fictional name of a bar in the movie Dodgeball. The real name of the establishment is The Garage On Motor Avenue at 3387 Motor Avenue in Los Angeles.
It was mentioned in the 2005 film 40-Year-Old Virgin along with Rusty Trombone by Mooj after learning Andy is a virgin.
In 2006, Dustin Diamond directed and released his own sex tape Screeched – Saved by the smell, which was marketed as depicting Diamond performing the sex act.[8][9] The film's marketer David Hans Schmidt appeared on the Howard Stern Show in October 2006, and Stern confirmed the act was performed in the film.[10]
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has ruled that the term is actionably indecent. WKRK-FM in Detroit, Michigan has twice been fined for using the term on air.[11][12] However, Rosenblat notes that the act was discussed and the term used frequently by Howard Stern.[13]
The television show Family Guy referenced it in an episode but made up the variation 'muddy Ramirez' due to network censoring.[14]
In DC Comics' Suicide Squad #22, the term was replaced with a made-up term, 'sloppy aardvark', in order to avoid editorial objections to the script.[15]
See also
References
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