看到很多成人网站上介绍sex服务时有这些术语，哪位高手解释一下
O & A LEVELS, OW,OWL,GFE,TLC,CIM,WS,OTK的意思？
你要学英文还是？
…
ow= oral sex with condom
owo= …without condom
gfe= girlfriend experience
CIM= come in mouth 口爆
其他的不知道, 有1个不想去解释
就这吧 奇怪你问这些做什么 
[ 编辑 sorcerer 在 07-05-23 15:56 ]
我知道了
LZ在找 SEX ESCORT 
: 
够专业，自动消失。。。
sorcerer于2007-05-23写道:
…
ow= oral sex with condom
owo= …without condom
gfe= girlfriend experience
CIM= come in mouth 口爆
其他的不知道, 有1个不想去解释
就这吧 奇怪你问这些做什么
[ 编辑 sorcerer 在 07-05-23 15:56 ]
这不是吊胃口吗？ 说了吧。。。
yubikiri_apple于2007-05-23写道:
sorcerer于2007-05-23写道:
…
ow= oral sex with condom
owo= …without condom
gfe= girlfriend experience
CIM= come in mouth 口爆
其他的不知道, 有1个不想去解释
就这吧 奇怪你问这些做什么
[ 编辑 sorcerer 在 07-05-23 15:56 ]
这不是吊胃口吗？ 说了吧。。。
这个mm好可爱
学到不少~~
oral sex with condom不得把那ESCORT 恶心吐啊 
The A-level, short for Advanced Level, is a General Certificate of Education qualification in the United Kingdom, usually taken by students in the final two years of secondary education (commonly called the Sixth Form), or in College (not to be mistaken with the “college” term some countries such as the United States use for University), after they have completed IGCSE or GCSE exams. It is a non-compulsory qualification taken by students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. In Scotland, students usually take Highers and Advanced Highers of the Scottish Qualifications Certificate. However, schools may choose to offer the A-Level as an alternative. The Government of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland will soon be making it compulsory within the UK to stay in full time education until the age of 18. Currently a person must finish their GCSEs (secondary school). One of the highest ranked colleges within the country (Gorseinon College, South Wales) is currently expanding to allow up to 5,000 students as a bar to their current 2,400 student limit to accommodate for the new laws. Many other colleges within the UK are doing the same.
Examinations of the same name are also taken in some Commonwealth countries, including Pakistan, Cyprus, Hong Kong, Singapore,[1] Zimbabwe, Malta, and the former British West Indies. In India the same system is followed, though the names of the exams are different. Due to respective changes in the systems, these examinations differ both in terms of content and style from the A-levels taken in the United Kingdom but the standard remains relatively the same. Nevertheless, the British GCE A-levels are taken all around the world, as many international schools choose to use the British system as the examinations are recognised around the world. Furthermore, students may choose to sit the papers of British examination bodies at education centres such as British Councils around the world.
A-levels were first introduced in 1951,[2] replacing the previous award, the Higher School Certificate (HSC). The most recent changes to A-levels began in 2001, when the government introduced Curriculum 2000 which split the A-level into two parts, the AS (Advanced Subsidiary) and A2 examinations.[3] The former is generally taken in Year 12 (Year 13 in Northern Ireland) also known as “lower sixth” and the latter is generally taken in Year 13 (Year 14 in Northern Ireland) which is also known as “upper sixth”. Satisfactory achievement in AS and A2 units results in the award of an A-level qualification. It is possible to sit only AS modules in which case only an AS grade would be gained, this is given half the points a full A-level would be on the UCAS tariff points system. AS and A Levels are the second most commonly accepted educational award accepted today after GCSEs. With the further move of making them compulsory, this is likely to change and eventually employers will only be accepting people with A-Levels.
While A-levels are a qualification in their own right, they are often the prerequisite for university-level study as well,[4] making them a de facto university entrance examination, though some universities also require applicants to take separate entrance examinations and the International Baccalaureate is also accepted. Universities in the United Kingdom frequently demand that applicants achieve a minimum set of grades in A-level examinations, or the equivalent in other examination systems, before accepting them. While the government has rejected plans to introduce an English Baccalaureate modelled on the International Baccalaureate, at the time of writing (August 2005), the government is still re-examining the existing structure and may recommend changes.
A-Level（Advanced Level），是英国（不包括苏格兰）的普通中等教育文凭，在修读完GCSE之后参加，供16-19岁的学生修读，通常为期两年。一些以前的英国殖民地，如香港、新加坡、马耳他、南非也会举行同名的考试（由于教育制度已经发生改变，在这些地方的A-level教育通常已经在风格、系统上有了较大转变）。
现在A-Level资格在全球很多地方都有，由于它在全球具有普遍的认可性，使之成为很多国际学校教育体系的选择。
在完成A-Level学业之后，通常会得到GCE A-Level证书。
[ 编辑 sheri_2006 在 07-05-23 22:32 ]
In 1986, O-level qualifications were replaced by a new system, the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE). However GCE is still used in many former British colonies, such as Bangladesh, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Malta, Trinidad and Tobago and some parts of Britain continued to use O levels for some time after 1986.
The Cambridge International Examinations board still offers O-level examinations. International GCE O levels are offered across many countries in the world through the University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE), and Edexcel Examination board. GCE O Levels are offered across around 100+ countries in the world, and in June 2005, 12 million candidates registered for CIE examinations across the world [1].
暗语真麻烦
楼上关于a level的解释好像不对吧。
sheri_2006于2007-05-23写道:
The A-level, short for Advanced Level, is a General Certificate of Education qualification in the United Kingdom, usually taken by students in the final two years of secondary education (commonly called the Sixth Form), or in College (not to be mistaken with the “college” term some countries such as the United States use for University), after they have completed IGCSE or GCSE exams. It is a non-compulsory qualification taken by students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. In Scotland, students usually take Highers and Advanced Highers of the Scottish Qualifications Certificate. However, schools may choose to offer the A-Level as an alternative. The Government of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland will soon be making it compulsory within the UK to stay in full time education until the age of 18. Currently a person must finish their GCSEs (secondary school). One of the highest ranked colleges within the country (Gorseinon College, South Wales) is currently expanding to allow up to 5,000 students as a bar to their current 2,400 student limit to accommodate for the new laws. Many other colleges within the UK are doing the same.
Examinations of the same name are also taken in some Commonwealth countries, including Pakistan, Cyprus, Hong Kong, Singapore,[1] Zimbabwe, Malta, and the former British West Indies. In India the same system is followed, though the names of the exams are different. Due to respective changes in the systems, these examinations differ both in terms of content and style from the A-levels taken in the United Kingdom but the standard remains relatively the same. Nevertheless, the British GCE A-levels are taken all around the world, as many international schools choose to use the British system as the examinations are recognised around the world. Furthermore, students may choose to sit the papers of British examination bodies at education centres such as British Councils around the world.
A-levels were first introduced in 1951,[2] replacing the previous award, the Higher School Certificate (HSC). The most recent changes to A-levels began in 2001, when the government introduced Curriculum 2000 which split the A-level into two parts, the AS (Advanced Subsidiary) and A2 examinations.[3] The former is generally taken in Year 12 (Year 13 in Northern Ireland) also known as “lower sixth” and the latter is generally taken in Year 13 (Year 14 in Northern Ireland) which is also known as “upper sixth”. Satisfactory achievement in AS and A2 units results in the award of an A-level qualification. It is possible to sit only AS modules in which case only an AS grade would be gained, this is given half the points a full A-level would be on the UCAS tariff points system. AS and A Levels are the second most commonly accepted educational award accepted today after GCSEs. With the further move of making them compulsory, this is likely to change and eventually employers will only be accepting people with A-Levels.
While A-levels are a qualification in their own right, they are often the prerequisite for university-level study as well,[4] making them a de facto university entrance examination, though some universities also require applicants to take separate entrance examinations and the International Baccalaureate is also accepted. Universities in the United Kingdom frequently demand that applicants achieve a minimum set of grades in A-level examinations, or the equivalent in other examination systems, before accepting them. While the government has rejected plans to introduce an English Baccalaureate modelled on the International Baccalaureate, at the time of writing (August 2005), the government is still re-examining the existing structure and may recommend changes.
A-Level（Advanced Level），是英国（不包括苏格兰）的普通中等教育文凭，在修读完GCSE之后参加，供16-19岁的学生修读，通常为期两年。一些以前的英国殖民地，如香港、新加坡、马耳他、南非也会举行同名的考试（由于教育制度已经发生改变，在这些地方的A-level教育通常已经在风格、系统上有了较大转变）。
现在A-Level资格在全球很多地方都有，由于它在全球具有普遍的认可性，使之成为很多国际学校教育体系的选择。
在完成A-Level学业之后，通常会得到GCE A-Level证书。
[ 编辑 sheri_2006 在 07-05-23 22:32 ]
:dizzy: :dizzy: :dizzy:
A-Level（Advanced Level），是英国（不包括苏格兰）的普通中等教育文凭，在修读完GCSE之后参加，供16-19岁的学生修读，通常为期两年。一些以前的英国殖民地，如香港、新加坡、马耳他、南非也会举行同名的考试（由于教育制度已经发生改变，在这些地方的A-level教育通常已经在风格、系统上有了较大转变）。
现在A-Level资格在全球很多地方都有，由于它在全球具有普遍的认可性，使之成为很多国际学校教育体系的选择。
在完成A-Level学业之后，通常会得到GCE A-Level证书。
我也有点晕~~ :dizzy: 谁扶我一把?
不过那些词的缩写我还真是学到不少~
uuuulp于2007-05-23写道:
oral sex with condom不得把那ESCORT 恶心吐啊
escort是指那个咬的人？
不过偶也觉得 condom上面的润滑也 绝对难吃 不能想象隔着那个咬
sheri_2006于2007-05-23写道:
The A-level, short for Advanced Level, is a General Certificate of Education qualification in the United Kingdom, usually taken by students in the final two years of secondary education (commonly called the Sixth Form), or in College (not to be mistaken with the “college” term some countries such as the United States use for University), after they have completed IGCSE or GCSE exams. It is a non-compulsory qualification taken by students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. In Scotland, students usually take Highers and Advanced Highers of the Scottish Qualifications Certificate. However, schools may choose to offer the A-Level as an alternative. The Government of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland will soon be making it compulsory within the UK to stay in full time education until the age of 18. Currently a person must finish their GCSEs (secondary school). One of the highest ranked colleges within the country (Gorseinon College, South Wales) is currently expanding to allow up to 5,000 students as a bar to their current 2,400 student limit to accommodate for the new laws. Many other colleges within the UK are doing the same.
Examinations of the same name are also taken in some Commonwealth countries, including Pakistan, Cyprus, Hong Kong, Singapore,[1] Zimbabwe, Malta, and the former British West Indies. In India the same system is followed, though the names of the exams are different. Due to respective changes in the systems, these examinations differ both in terms of content and style from the A-levels taken in the United Kingdom but the standard remains relatively the same. Nevertheless, the British GCE A-levels are taken all around the world, as many international schools choose to use the British system as the examinations are recognised around the world. Furthermore, students may choose to sit the papers of British examination bodies at education centres such as British Councils around the world.
A-levels were first introduced in 1951,[2] replacing the previous award, the Higher School Certificate (HSC). The most recent changes to A-levels began in 2001, when the government introduced Curriculum 2000 which split the A-level into two parts, the AS (Advanced Subsidiary) and A2 examinations.[3] The former is generally taken in Year 12 (Year 13 in Northern Ireland) also known as “lower sixth” and the latter is generally taken in Year 13 (Year 14 in Northern Ireland) which is also known as “upper sixth”. Satisfactory achievement in AS and A2 units results in the award of an A-level qualification. It is possible to sit only AS modules in which case only an AS grade would be gained, this is given half the points a full A-level would be on the UCAS tariff points system. AS and A Levels are the second most commonly accepted educational award accepted today after GCSEs. With the further move of making them compulsory, this is likely to change and eventually employers will only be accepting people with A-Levels.
While A-levels are a qualification in their own right, they are often the prerequisite for university-level study as well,[4] making them a de facto university entrance examination, though some universities also require applicants to take separate entrance examinations and the International Baccalaureate is also accepted. Universities in the United Kingdom frequently demand that applicants achieve a minimum set of grades in A-level examinations, or the equivalent in other examination systems, before accepting them. While the government has rejected plans to introduce an English Baccalaureate modelled on the International Baccalaureate, at the time of writing (August 2005), the government is still re-examining the existing structure and may recommend changes.
A-Level（Advanced Level），是英国（不包括苏格兰）的普通中等教育文凭，在修读完GCSE之后参加，供16-19岁的学生修读，通常为期两年。一些以前的英国殖民地，如香港、新加坡、马耳他、南非也会举行同名的考试（由于教育制度已经发生改变，在这些地方的A-level教育通常已经在风格、系统上有了较大转变）。
现在A-Level资格在全球很多地方都有，由于它在全球具有普遍的认可性，使之成为很多国际学校教育体系的选择。
在完成A-Level学业之后，通常会得到GCE A-Level证书。
[ 编辑 sheri_2006 在 07-05-23 22:32 ]
Oh my god, you are a genius
otk是on the knee，ws是什么？达人解释一下吧 
Soft于2007-05-24写道:
a level = anal
exactly~
