I thought it was a term like booty, totally missed the nuance. Not sure I'll be peppering my conversations with in the same way. Now I'm wondering if I've sent some mixed signals, lol
I first saw it in a crossover meme. The salesman slapping the top of a car while saying "this can fit so many" but the car was replaced by an actors butt from Broke Back Mountain. Now that I've written it out, I see that I missed the obvious, yet again, lol
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Confusingly, it appears to have little etymological relationship to "bussin'", which entered the lexicon during the same period.
Oh that's perfect
Who's period?
Mr. Data's bussy is versed in a broad variety of...pleasuring.
DatBussy.
eBussy
Data Bus
Fully functional. Programmed in multiple techniques.
Data, what does this 21st century word "ligma" mean?
Records are spotty, but indicate it results from a lack of "updog".
Mr. Data, I'm unfamiliar with that. What's "updog"?
Nothing much sir, ligma balls.
LaForge in the background:
Got'em!
ligma bussy
This was very confusing the first time Data explained it to me.
I thought it was a term like booty, totally missed the nuance. Not sure I'll be peppering my conversations with in the same way. Now I'm wondering if I've sent some mixed signals, lol
I thought it was butt pussy. Which is close, but works for everyone.
I first saw it in a crossover meme. The salesman slapping the top of a car while saying "this can fit so many" but the car was replaced by an actors butt from Broke Back Mountain. Now that I've written it out, I see that I missed the obvious, yet again, lol
Get used to it. Even those of us who saw memes being invented lose pace with new ones coming into common parlance.
See also: assgina
ew that sounds so much worse than bussy
Sounds like a heart condition that makes you shit yourself
Por que no los dos¿
Picard: .... was that before humanity had to unlearn the English language or after?
Surprisingly, sir, it came from before WW3.