• Chapter 20: someone will play Jenga with your face and their penis, and you will consider it a sexual revolution

  • Feb 6 2018
  • Length: 51 mins
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Chapter 20: someone will play Jenga with your face and their penis, and you will consider it a sexual revolution

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  • If Lisa thought there was ever going to be an episode from Rosie's book 'The Anti-Cool Girl' that was going to make her squirm, this is it. This one is about host Rosie Waterland's more adult escapades: the time she scared a penis back inside itself and the time Rosie went on her first and only Tinder date only for it to turn out very differently to how she thought it would. It's not very often that a mother and her grown daughter get to discuss sex, but here it is for all to listen to in all its glorious detail.

    'Mum Says My Memoir Is A Lie - The Live Event' is in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney in April and May. Tickets available now at http://www.frontiercomedy.com/rosiewaterland

    Based on Rosie Waterland's book 'The Anti-Cool Girl'. Buy it here: https://rosiewaterland.com/books/
    Find Rosie on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RosieWaterlandOnline/
    Follow Rosie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosiewaterland/
    Follow Rosie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rosiewaterland

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