My favorite cousin just came in on the plane from Roam. She is gay and the last time she wrote to me she called herself a "deisel dyke." What's the difference between a deisel dyke and a regular dyke? For that matter, is there a super dyke?
Bearcub2008-05-20T11:05:55Z
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The difference between a deisel dyke and a regular dyke: bout 29 cents a gallon.
There is a huge difference. A puppy needs housebreaking. You can't do that if you are away 8 hours a day. A puppy needs to be socialized. You can't do that if you are not home. A puppy needs lots of time and attention throughout the day to stop it becoming distructive. If you are at work all day the only way to avoid the distruction is to leave it in a crate all day. By the time it becomes a dog it should already be housebroken and have more control of it's bodily functions so yet it can go from the time you go to work until the time you get home. A dog should be socialized by the time it's a dog and no longer a puppy. A dog often would rather sleep all day and be ready for play and attention when it's owner gets home. It should also be trained so it won't be distructive once you are gone so it won't need to be left in a crate for 8 hours a day.
diesel dyke must be the newer, more politically correct term for bull dyke. i usually hear the terms interchangeably, but then i'm in the midwest and we're just not that cool.
it means she's more masculine in behavior and appearance, and has many attributes of a male hell's angel. i think what happened is that 'bull dyke' became descriptive of any woman more masculine than the typical female, so 'diesel dyke' was adopted by the super butch set after 'bull dyke' became diluted. i suppose the next step in the butch progression will be 'turbo dyke'.
one of my close friends describes herself as a bull dyke, but she's not a flannel-wearin', tobacky spittin', bike ridin' mama.
LOL..not dyke, lesbians, and we're all pretty super.... she could be using the term "dyke" as aggressive but I really don't have a way to know for sure