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Blogs > rm_alamo1235 > A question for the ladies

List of pop culture references to the 69 sex position  

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5/19/2006 4:12 pm

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7/19/2006 8:36 pm
List of pop culture references to the 69 sex position

List of pop culture references to the 69<b> sex position

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• The hit song "69 année érotique" (69 Erotic Year), a 1969 duet between Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin, refers to both the post-1968 sexual liberation and the 69<b> sex position.

</font></b>• The song "96 Tears" was originally called "69 Tears", but considered too explicit and changed.

• The movie A History of Violence features a 69, in a sex scene between Tom Stall and his wife Edie Stall.

• The song "I Got the Six" from ZZ Top's album Eliminator has "I got the six / Gimme your nine" as the chorus.

• The song "Me and My Old Lady" by The Offspring contains the verse "Me and my old lady suck each other dry, when in this position I'm the luckiest man alive".

• In the movie Mallrats, after Brodie asks Mr. Svenning what that ring on his finger is, and Mr. Svenning answers that it's "My Junior College class ring. Cum Laude, '69", Brodie tells him he also wishes to come loud one day, preferably in a 69.

• The song "Sit on my Face" by the Monty Python comedy troupe explicitly describe the 69 position, and features the line "Life can be fine if we both sixty-nine".

• In an episode of South Park, The Biggest Douche In The Universe, there is a book called "How to sixty-nine with yourself".

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