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lumberjim 06-05-2004 01:11 PM

euphamisms
 
so, we discovered that somehow in jag's own particular blend of "worldy naivetee" that he didn't know what "light in the loafers" meant.

so what else is he(are we) missing? put down some of your euphamisms for whatever...i'm sure wolf has some good ones for "crazy"

i'll start with some i like to use:

Mr. Gotrocks: a rich man

fugly: fucking ugly

chubby chaser: someone who likes "big boned women"

and so on

jaguar 06-05-2004 01:14 PM

fugly has two meanings in my experience, usually overlapping, fucking ugly and fat and ugly

blue 06-05-2004 01:20 PM

buff: big ugly fat fucker, wait, but that's really an acronym...I think.

I always wanted a dog named fugly.

Snotnose...anyone younger than me.

lumberjim 06-05-2004 01:37 PM

there're good ones for things we don't like to say out loud.

like pooping:

I have to go mail a package

I have to pinch a loaf


or peeing:

my back teeth are floating

i gotta pee so bad i can taste it


you're full of shit:

your eyes are brown

blue 06-05-2004 01:41 PM

or peeing:
 
Have to go drain the weasel.

Have to go chip some porcelain.

Penis:

Mr. Sticky...ooo, shoulda put that one in the blue58 poll.

lumberjim 06-05-2004 02:39 PM

here're some car biz euphamisms in story form. this is fictional except for the one character name...Mr Dick, the sales manager.. he's a real guy. i didnt work with him, but the former finance guy did.

I had this customer named Gus. Gus Tomer. Gus had a very beautiful wife. How beautiful? let's just say that 'I'd be willing to go into the hole' for this deal. Gus had been in looking, and i had called him to see what he thought about the deal. He said his wife liked the car, but wasn't too keen on the number. I suggested that he bring her down to the dealership and we'd 'dicker'. When they arrived, it was clear that she 'wore the pants in the family'. So, in negotiating, i was addressing her. As things often do, we reached an impasse on the number. I had gone as low as i could, and advised her that if she wanted any better of a deal, she'd have to 'talk to Mr. Dick'. Mr Gus Tomer ended up buying, and that was one more car that I had "burning Gas" or, one more set of taillights "over the curb"

jojomonkeygirl 06-05-2004 02:55 PM

doody: going to drop the kids off at the pool or the Browns are going to the Super Bowl!

Undertoad 06-05-2004 07:24 PM

Sometimes I tell people I'm going to void liquid by-products.

Or, make a big splash in waste futures.

Griff 06-05-2004 07:41 PM

need to find a toilet quickly
 
I've got a brown trout peeping.

Griff 06-05-2004 07:48 PM

BTW is euphamism a euphemism for euphemism? Live by the sword die by the sword brother.

Nothing But Net 06-05-2004 07:51 PM

Urinatation: the second best thing you can do with your dick.

lookout123 06-05-2004 10:06 PM

not sure if it counts since they are really acronyms.

fubar - fucked up beyond all recognition
snafu - situation normal. all fucked up.
charlie fox - cluster fuck

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regular euphamisms
taking the skin boat to tuna town
feeding the oneeyed trouser snake
need i say more? yes i'm a pig.

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and for lj - one i have carried over from the car biz - JAG. it's about as versatile as "fuck" could be someone who is a really good person to have a bs session with or someone who talks big but never buys...

lumberjim 06-05-2004 10:42 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Griff
BTW is euphamism a euphemism for euphemism? Live by the sword die by the sword brother.
brutal, dude. i guess i deserved that. bet most people wouldn't have caught that. thanksafuckinglot. ;)

blue 06-05-2004 10:49 PM

I caught it but we all knew you were a dumbass to start with...

boat to tuna town....rofl

lumberjim 06-05-2004 10:52 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by blue
I caught it
yeah, bullshit. you didn't catch it.

blue 06-05-2004 10:56 PM

euphamisms? Are you serious? Does that look right to you? Even stoned? You may be mr. finance manager but I can outspell yer ass anyday.

lumberjim 06-05-2004 11:18 PM

well, spelling challenges are a bit tricky on a message board, or i'd call your bluff. i always drop spigot on my spelling adversary at this point. hasn't failed me yet.

lumberjim 06-05-2004 11:19 PM

anyway, i'm pleased with myself that i even know what the word means. it does mean what i think it means, doesn't it?

blue 06-05-2004 11:23 PM

Well thats different mr smart;y pants.......I thought a euphamism meant I got stuff to do when you mean you want to wack off?

lumberjim 06-06-2004 12:01 AM

actualy, i might as well let you in on the secret. It was a subtle challenge to see who would get it, and misspell one word in their posts. i guess you missed that. I'll make the next one easier. :)

hot_pastrami 06-06-2004 12:23 AM

Here are a few... I'll let you ponder on their true meaning if you don't already know:
  • I've gotta go see a man about a horse.
  • I'm gonna go "practice lightsaber" with "captain Solo."

...ok, I can only think of two at the moment. Stupid brain.

blue 06-06-2004 01:04 AM

"drop spigot"

I sometimes get a case of the backwoods, but drop spigot?

Are you ok LJ?

Kitsune 06-06-2004 09:28 AM

"Unclogging the hairy drain" - coathanger abortion.

(Yep, I'm goin' to hell!)

limey 06-06-2004 11:00 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kitsune
"Unclogging the hairy drain" - coathanger abortion.

(Yep, I'm goin' to hell!)

:vomit:

lumberjim 06-06-2004 11:20 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by blue
"drop spigot"

I sometimes get a case of the backwoods, but drop spigot?

Are you ok LJ?

i'm fine...by "drop spigot" i meant that I usually challenge them to spell that word. It's simple sounding, but most people will go "s-p-i-c-k-e-t" and then grin smugly. When I remind them that it is s-p-i-g-o-t, that usually ends the contest.

wolf 06-06-2004 11:34 AM

You challenge car salesmen to spelling contests.

Jim, you need to get out more.

lumberjim 06-06-2004 11:46 AM

funny, volpe.

It was actually 2 seperate incidents where a salesman was popping off about how skilled a speller they were. you gotta nip that shit in the bud, or they'll start to think they are actually intelligent, and start making decisions on their own. ;)

xoxoxoBruce 06-06-2004 02:03 PM

You've done a good job, I haven't met one yet.:)


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