The Old In-out

What is The Old In-out?

Term used by young Alex in Stanley Kubric's 1970's film "A Clockwork Orange" for engaging in the act of sexual intercourse or rape.

- We were getting ready to perform a little The Old In-out on some young girl when she grabbed a knife and cut off my scrotum.

See clockwork orange, rape, sex, intercourse

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