| Akvod said: IDK, it's just not funny if the OP isn't flame baiting, and when he just lays the facts out straightforwardly... |
Oh, I'm not starting anything at all; trust me on this. I found this interesting that words like "Natal" could have other meanings, like in our English language. I mean, with the two other meanings that "natal" (notice I didn't capitalize it), people can pull ideas and jokes about it.
Think about the "Wii" 
There are a lot of Wii jokes out there. "Want to play with my Wii?" is a good way to throw off girls because they don't know if you mean the console or something else. Especially the Wii Condom (controller jacket). I also pulled a joke on Monday during my English class. The professor was agreeing in French (he was just being witty) and I was wearing my Wii shirt (the same one that TheSource has; I have had that shirt since the Wii was released) and stood up pointing to my shirt, and then he laughed.
So yeah, words can have different meanings or usages, as I pointed out with Natal and the Wii just now. I hope I made myself sound clearer as I was not intending or trying to stir up any conflict. 
