History Main / ComicSutra

* ''Series/Lucifer2016'': In "Stewardess Interruptus" all of Lucifer's former lovers are brought in for questioning after two of them turn up dead. While being interviewed they give abstract descriptions involing several NoodleImplements that Lucifer made creative use of during what each lover describes as "the best night of my life".

* ''WesternAnimation/BlueEyeSamurai''. Mention is made of "the Twelve and Twenty Positions" of lovemaking". Akemi's father tells her that a good Japanese wife should know the twelve ways while the twenty is meant for [[TheOldestProfession professionals]], but she might want to study them all [[DecadentCourt as she's marrying into the shogunate]].

* ''WesternAnimation/BlueEyeSamurai''. Mention is made of "the twenty and the twelve ways of lovemaking". Akemi's father tells her that a wife should know the twelve ways while the twenty is meant for [[TheOldestProfession professionals]], but she might want to study them all [[DecadentCourt as she's marrying into the shogunate]].

* ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'':

* The "Elvish Tickler", in ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules''. The mere mention of it brings a smirk even to [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]'s face.
* During the Dave Micheline/Todd [=McFarlane=] run on ''Franchise/SpiderMan'', Peter once carried MJ to bed, promising "The Venus Butterfly", a reference to the ''Series/LALaw'' episode mentioned below.

** In the fourth season finale, nearly every character has an idea for what exactly a "Rusty Venture" is, offering a variety of conflicting descriptions, each longer and more detailed than the last, but no consensus is reached as to what it really is. [[RatedMForManly Brock Samson]] says it's just when you fap so hard your hands turn red, which not only takes care of the Rusty part but also references how long it's been since Rusty's had -ahem- relations.

* Not an act, but in the first episode of ''Series/{{QI}}'' Creator/StephenFry told a story about having to explain to Prince Charles what a Prince Albert is.

'''Lucifer:''' ''(in the viewing room)'' Well I didn't have any zucchinis.\\
'''Woman 2:''' He did this thing with my Tibetan singing pot and artisanal honey.\\

* ''Literature/TheIronDragonsDaughter'': Jane gets a man to give her [[IKnowYourTrueName his true name]] in order to perform a technique that's better than "that thing with the scarf." [[spoiler:She actually uses the name to [[DeathBySex turn him into fuel]] for Melanthon. And ends up shoving his clothes into a cabinet full of men's clothing, suggesting [[MoralEventHorizon she's killed many men this way]].]]

* Of the "not named" variety, in ''Series/{{Bones}}'': discussing a sex scene in her latest novel, people talk about "page 186", Apparently Hodgins invented it (but even he apparently has no name for it; instead, he simply refers to it as "that thing I do"), did it to Angela, and Angela "suggested" to Brennan that the latter put it in her book. It's apparently quite alluring given how enthused Booth is at Bones' suggestion they try it for themselves and quite satisfying given Daisy's delighted tone as she describes how performing it with Sweets made the neighbors complain.

** Booth once gave Zach an abriged copy of the '''Kama Sutra''', so he'd stop asking him for advice.

* Of the "not named" variety ''Series/{{Bones}}'': discussing a sex scene in her latest novel, people talk about "page 186", Apparently Hodgins invented it (but even he apparently has no name for it; instead, he simply refers to it as "that thing I do"), did it to Angela, and Angela "suggested" to Brennan that the latter put it in her book. It's apparently quite alluring given how enthused Booth is at Bones' suggestion they try it for themselves and quite satisfying given Daisy's delighted tone as she describes how performing it with Sweets made the neighbors complain.

** [[http://xkcd.com/414/ Our copy of the Kama Sutra has a couple mistranslations...]] [[spoiler:[[http://xkcd.com/414/ which we refuse to fix.]]]]

** An episode featured Wrestling/TheRock as an undercover cop who was dressed up as a [[DisguisedInDrag drag queen]] and was promptly picked up by an astonishingly ignorant Leon Phelps, the"[[ChickMagnet Ladies Man]]". "Helen Franklin" explains why he didn't arrest Leon even after his incessant offers of bizarre sexual acts.