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A '''lot lizard''' is a slang term for a ] at a truck stop. Lot lizards are considered to be on the lower rungs of the ] hierarchy. The term was popularized by the book '']'', a fictional account of the life of a truck stop prostitute. Police report that lot lizards also engage in ], stealing wallets and other petty crimes. They have the stinkiest and dirtiest of all holes in the ]. Most lot lizard have very nice leopard print dresses. They wear a lot make-up and long sleeve |
A '''lot lizard''' is a slang term for a ] at a truck stop. Lot lizards are considered to be on the lower rungs of the ] hierarchy. The term was popularized by the book '']'', a fictional account of the life of a truck stop prostitute. Police report that lot lizards also engage in ], stealing wallets and other petty crimes. They have the stinkiest and dirtiest of all holes in the ]. Most lot lizard have very nice leopard print dresses. They wear a lot make-up and long sleeve items of clothing to cover bruises given to them by their pimps. | ||
==References== | ==References== |
Revision as of 20:08, 12 January 2007
A lot lizard is a slang term for a prostitute at a truck stop. Lot lizards are considered to be on the lower rungs of the sex industry hierarchy. The term was popularized by the book Sarah, a fictional account of the life of a truck stop prostitute. Police report that lot lizards also engage in pickpocketing, stealing wallets and other petty crimes. They have the stinkiest and dirtiest of all holes in the Prostitute Crime Ring. Most lot lizard have very nice leopard print dresses. They wear a lot make-up and long sleeve items of clothing to cover bruises given to them by their pimps.
References
- Ray Garton; Lot Lizards ISBN 0-929480-59-7
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