 |
| Bill: no square-ass. |
My dad, a bit of a Beatnik back in the day, claimed this fall to have been the genius behind the phrase "square-ass," which I suppose meant anyone not as hip as he was. I don't think it quite made it as big as ROLF, but it's got a good ring to it.
What's your word? What's it mean? Drop it into conversation, status or tweets today. Super bonus points if anyone repeats it later.
Hope it's qual jinks (excellent material).
Jana
7 comments:
fontawan: drifter
lone-shine: waking up alone before dawn wide awake bright eyed
I like words in other languages that we don't have in English, like flaneur, which is somebody who sits drinking at a cafe while watching others walk by.
majesticle; a giant, comment-worthy testicle
FuckUslature: a legislature which screws the citizens it is sworn to serve
ConYouist: one who tells political lies for the sole purpose of lining he and his buddies' wallets with your money
Hatriot: one whose abusive political vitriol is dressed in faux patriotism
Weegie: along the lines of the Canadian Loonie, a nickname for those shiny Sacagawea dollar coins (I miss 'em, bring 'em back!)
Gingrinch: a hypocritical politician with a heart 3 sizes too small
RHUBAR: Radically Hyped Up Beyond All Reason
For example: The content of Republican primary debates is RHUBAR.
Tonight at pinball my sweet galpals (and we fused so well I cannot tell whom to credit) coined the phrase "lacquering" to describe that state of sadhappiness each of us has felt in the past seasons...
Post a Comment