As in "Balls of Steel", a pinball game which plays off that dual meaning. :-)
Well actually the whole title is a double entendre, because when someone is brave one would say that they have balls of steel.
I don't think there's anything wrong with the title Bolax though. But I'm not british, so I don't know how offensive they find that term. :-)
Oh and I didn't know that either. I just looked it up on google to see if maybe it was a spanish word, or a play on the word "Bolas" which I think means balls, because that is the name of a weapon which is three balls connected by chain which is thrown to tangle in someone's legs or bind their arms or neck.
I don't think anyone here knew that it was some plant. :-)
Well actually the whole title is a double entendre, because when someone is brave one would say that they have balls of steel.
I don't think there's anything wrong with the title Bolax though. But I'm not british, so I don't know how offensive they find that term. :-)
Oh and I didn't know that either. I just looked it up on google to see if maybe it was a spanish word, or a play on the word "Bolas" which I think means balls, because that is the name of a weapon which is three balls connected by chain which is thrown to tangle in someone's legs or bind their arms or neck.
I don't think anyone here knew that it was some plant. :-)