Correct Spelling Of The 'B' Word?
 

i'm going to go register some bukkake domains but before I do i'd like to know the correct spelling.

is it 'BUKAKKE' or 'BUKKAKE'? I dunno.

I always thought it was BUKAKKE..........

maybe I'm wrong

I think its "BUKKAKE".

right?.....


I dunno...

he has spoken

oh, well, ok.

How do you pronounce it, then?

Booooooooooo KAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

uh.................juicylinks is wrong.

it's B-U-K-K-A-K-E

looked the two spellings up on Google.

Thanks. I needed that. I just went BOOOKAAAAKEEEEEEEEE out loud! WEeeee!


:GFYBand

Are you doubting the KING OF BUKKAKE?

It's Bukkake.

is the pronounciation
Buk-cake

or

Buk-ka-kee

Better purchase both domains then

bukkake and bukakke


Pronounciation: Boo-ka-kee

In a sentence:
"I took the girlfriend out last night to a command performance of the Canadian National Bukakke Team, and we both thought they were spermtacular"



You are now a graduate of bukakke/bukkake 101

:1orglaugh

ok here's another 'b' word

which of these spellings is correct?

BIYATCH

or

BEOTCH

or

BIATCH

buuuuuuuukkkkkkkkaaaaaaaaaakkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkeeee eeee

this is my dream for the baseball season of 2003. Somewhere in a ballpark on a warm summer's evening, it could be a minor league match up between the Tennessee Smokie and the Birmingham Barons or a major league game between the Dodgers and Yankees, i just wanna hear some radio announcer somewhere utter these words, Bob Ucker would be great.

'Hey folks, those aren't boo's you're hearing at home, it's Bukkake Night at the old ballpark tonight and an attractive young lady just took several big loads on the chin a few rows back along the third base line. The crowd is really enjoying this promotion. no boos, they're yelling BOOOOOOOOO- KAK- KEEEEEEEEEEEEE........... my oh my, what will they think of next. The count is 3-2 on Ramirez............... Johnson looks in, kicks and deals........................... '

It's Japanese. That means it is pronounced "boo-kah-kay", not "boo-kah-kee"... Doesn't it?