Author Topic: German Punting Term KB Passiv?  (Read 1129 times)

Offline europunter

Am planning a trip to Berlin and Munich later in February and am doing some preliminary scouting on various sites - kaufmich.com; ladies.de; berlinintim.de, etc - and came across this abbreviation in a list of services offered. Am familiar with most of the German acronyms associated with this hobby - but KB Passiv?

Any help is much appreciated.

EP

Offline Dulmenite

Europunter registered since 2013 - and not ever posted a review !

Offline Happyjose

Europunter registered since 2013 - and not ever posted a review !

The punting abroad section does not allow members to post reviews

The OP has posted several detailed accounts of his experiences in other countries - including links, prices etc - which will have helped other members, and are reviews in all but name. In fact at least 2 of those detailed accounts are more recent than any of your own reviews

He is clearly a contributing member and has earned the right to ask for some help in return


Offline europunter

That's right, Happyjose. Thanks for your support.  :hi:

I'm from outside the UK and haven't been there for many years - my business travel does take me to Western Europe and occasionally Asia, and I have submitted reviews from my experiences there.

All the best,

EP

Offline masseyferguson

Am planning a trip to Berlin and Munich later in February and am doing some preliminary scouting on various sites - kaufmich.com; ladies.de; berlinintim.de, etc - and came across this abbreviation in a list of services offered. Am familiar with most of the German acronyms associated with this hobby - but KB Passiv?

Any help is much appreciated.

EP

Is there a glossary of Euro / German punting acronyms anywhere, it'd be pretty useful I reckon ?
OP maybe you could start a thread as you're "familiar with most" and if it catches on maybe admin would make it sticky, you never know ?

Offline doublehappiness

KB = Körperbesamung which means "come on body".

Passiv means "passive", i.e. the person doesn't do it but receives it.