Hookers, funny name, funny job.
Many
ascribe an eponymous origin to this term, meaning prostitute. General
"Fighting
Joe"
Hooker may have been many things, but he did not lend his name to the
oldest profession. Hooker commanded the Army of the Potomac for five
months in 1863. His men were a rowdy bunch and his headquarters was a
den of iniquity. Charles
Francis Adams, Jr.,
grandson of John Quincy Adams and great-grandson of John Adams, said
Hooker's headquarters was: “a
place where no self-respecting man liked to go, and no decent woman
could go. It was a combination of barroom and brothel.”
Bartlett,
in his 1859 work, speculates that the term originates from Corlear's
Hook, a disreputable section of New York City, but most modern
sources discount this as unlikely for lack of evidence.
Hooker is also British slang for a thief. A prostitute's penchant for supplementing her income with little thievery on the sly could have led to the common usage of the term.
Hooker is also slang for an old boat (from the Dutch hoecker-schip, or fishing boat). It could have gone the way of tramp, as in tramp steamer.
The most probable explanation is that a prostitute is one that hooks or snares clients.
But we should not let old Fighting Joe completely off the hook, as it were. Civil War historian Bruce Catton writes:
[Although] the term 'hooker' did not originate during the Civil War, it certainly became popular then. During these war years, Washington developed a large [red-light district] somewhere south of Constitution Avenue. This became known as Hooker's Division in tribute to the proclivities of General Joseph Hooker and the name has stuck ever since.
Hooker is also British slang for a thief. A prostitute's penchant for supplementing her income with little thievery on the sly could have led to the common usage of the term.
Hooker is also slang for an old boat (from the Dutch hoecker-schip, or fishing boat). It could have gone the way of tramp, as in tramp steamer.
The most probable explanation is that a prostitute is one that hooks or snares clients.
But we should not let old Fighting Joe completely off the hook, as it were. Civil War historian Bruce Catton writes:
[Although] the term 'hooker' did not originate during the Civil War, it certainly became popular then. During these war years, Washington developed a large [red-light district] somewhere south of Constitution Avenue. This became known as Hooker's Division in tribute to the proclivities of General Joseph Hooker and the name has stuck ever since.
If it is as “they” say; The Oldest
Profession”, the term is newer than the profession...
Have you ever paid for it?
Let's be honest here, we're all men of
the world.
There's no such thing as a free fuck.
Some wise man once said “If
it flies, floats or fucks, rent it, don't buy it.”
Not that there's anything wrong with
consensual sex without the exchange of money, but that's not what
we're talking about today.
Hookers are good. I was always
surprised that some women could actually do this job...
But NEVER call them Hookers!
You'll never actually meet a prostitute
unless you're horny and hanging out bad, drunk late at night when the
bad decisions are made.
Prostitutes don't seem to exist during
waking hours, they only come out after dark.
I've never met a prostitute during the
day.
I met a woman who “worked
at a brothel but only answered the phone”.
She was married to a bloke I know.
I didn't have the heart to tell him...
But I have met prostitutes at night,
when I was hanging out bad, lonely and drunk. (We've all been there).
And I have met them in Thailand when I was partying hanging out
horney and drunk!
They can't cure loneliness, they have
no magic powers in this area. They can cure horniness (if you're not
too drunk to get it up)
What you want is a prostitute who does
it because she's a slut. She likes fucking and this is a way for her
to make fucking a career.
I have met prostitutes who like to
fuck. I have been lucky in that regard. I would say that maybe 10% of
the time you'll actually feel better after the call than before. That
means 90% of the time you'll feel worse after they visit.
If you are drunk and lonely, don't call
a prostitute. They're just going to take your money and leave you
feeling lonelier than before.
And guys, women hate prostitution.
There is a trap question in every relationship. She'll ask if you
have ever been with a prostitute. There is no point being honest
here, it doesn't serve any purpose and no good will come of an honest
answer.
Sometimes you have to lie to love. Look
her in the eye, shake your head and smile as you say one word and one
word only: “No”. Pause before you answer, as a reflexively quick
answer is perceived as a lie.
Never say “I swear on my mother's
grave”, that's a lie too.
I heard a story from a guy who went to
Vegas and the group was accosted by a prostitute in the bar.
When questioned as to her occupation,
she apparently stated that “She likes to
“hang out”” and that “she
likes to party”. When repeatedly questioned as to her
occupation, she said the same things.
So one of the guys said, “so
if you don't work AND you like to hang out and party, would you be a
prostitute?” At this, the woman became very upset and
denied that she was what she obviously was (namely a prostitute).
It seems that even prostitutes don't
like to be called prostitutes...
And when you talk to them,like
strippers, they're all students.
I went to University, I NEVER saw any
hooker/stripper students!
Just as long as they give me a decent
happy ending to a deep tissue massage, they can be whatever they want
to be.
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