Well not quite naked but they are urinators but not urinators in the sense of micturation. This Japanese painting is of two female pearl divers.
the expression urinator also refers to persons who dive, particularly in search of something.
Isn't the English language wonderful!
I am glad you cleared that up and that is a lovely painting :-)
ReplyDeleteSo.... is that young British diving star in with a chance of the Olymic Gold for Urinating in 2012? Bizarre... Or are you just taking the piss :)
ReplyDeleteI know you always say the truth, Jams. Nevertheless, before calling our diving friend, Nevin, urinator, I went to ckeck Vikipedia. You're right...Only you would inform us of truly bizarre facts!!!! The English language might be wonderful but it's very difficult for a French speaking Canadian. BTW, beautiful painting! Delicately refreshing...
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing like the delight one feels in learning a new meaning for an old word. Great picture too.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful picture eh CHerie?
ReplyDeleteHaha extracting the urinator Andrew!
Now would I lie to you Claudia!
I agree it is wonderful isn;t it,, words and pictures both!
Who knew?!!! Thanks for the English lesson.
ReplyDeleteActually I only knew a couple of years ago when reading an Aubrey Maturin book by Patrick O Brian!
ReplyDeleteHa! I thought she was getting the fish to nibble off the dead skin nibbled on her feet. I had that done in Singapore - it was fabulous!
ReplyDeleteTHat sounds great. I fancy going to Turke to have doctor fish nibble the sjkin.. as I have psoriasis
ReplyDeleteHmm... These ladies probably could carry the likes of you and me in one hand... casually.
ReplyDeleteNice picture, too.
I bet they could Snoppy!
ReplyDeleteYou have the most interesting posts!
ReplyDeleteHaha Glad you like it Andree
ReplyDeleteThe things I learn from you!!!
ReplyDeleteHaha Glad to oblige!
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