I ran across a site a while back where the provider had one extra charge for "light greek" and a second, higher charge for "heavy greek". Is "light" a finger and "heavy" a penis? or is there some other meaning. thank, cb2
I have seen the term a couple of times over the years. Not sure but I believe the difference is in how rough you can be. Greek is usually (hopefully) done at a slow pace to let the lady accommadate the intrusion. I guess heave greek would be just slamming it in.
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