mrguy
The Bee's Knee's
Ten billion ants in this world, and I'm having trouble with just one.
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Post by mrguy on Jan 13, 2010 1:02:29 GMT -5
but you can say that you have shaved with one.. bully!!!! FOR YOU SIR, and thanks for the update. Fuzzy Bully, indeed...  BULLY!!!! |
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Post by rocketman on Jan 13, 2010 1:16:56 GMT -5
Who dat feller with the brass cahoonas?  |
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mrguy
The Bee's Knee's
Ten billion ants in this world, and I'm having trouble with just one.
Posts: 136
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Post by mrguy on Jan 13, 2010 1:29:04 GMT -5
Who dat feller with the brass cahoonas? The original bully boy himself, Theodore Roosevelt. |
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Post by rocketman on Jan 13, 2010 3:46:09 GMT -5
bullyboy ( ) n. An aggressive or pugnacious fellow; a tough. A hired thug; a goon
Old Cowboy Teddy a thug eh? Well he did suggest carting a large stick around for solving problems. I wonder if he shaved with the new Gillette, a Star, or a straight while president?
bully boy - I hadn't heard the term - but I like it!! I know a few 'pugnacious' prix myself.
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Post by wchnu on Jan 13, 2010 4:05:02 GMT -5
bullyboy ( ) n. An aggressive or pugnacious fellow; a tough. A hired thug; a goon Old Cowboy Teddy a thug eh? Well he did suggest carting a large stick around for solving problems. I wonder if he shaved with the new Gillette, a Star, or a straight while president? bully boy - I hadn't heard the term - but I like it!! I know a few 'pugnacious' prix myself. this is from answers.com it better explains my use of "BULLY!!!" "Roosevelt famously used the word bully as an adjective meaning "superb" or "wonderful" (a more common expression in his time than it is today); the term has no relationship to the noun bully, i.e. a harasser or someone who intimidates." Fuzzy |
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mrguy
The Bee's Knee's
Ten billion ants in this world, and I'm having trouble with just one.
Posts: 136
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Post by mrguy on Jan 13, 2010 10:37:02 GMT -5
bullyboy ( ) n. An aggressive or pugnacious fellow; a tough. A hired thug; a goon Old Cowboy Teddy a thug eh? Well he did suggest carting a large stick around for solving problems. I wonder if he shaved with the new Gillette, a Star, or a straight while president? bully boy - I hadn't heard the term - but I like it!! I know a few 'pugnacious' prix myself. this is from answers.com it better explains my use of "BULLY!!!" "Roosevelt famously used the word bully as an adjective meaning "superb" or "wonderful" (a more common expression in his time than it is today); the term has no relationship to the noun bully, i.e. a harasser or someone who intimidates." Fuzzy Oops, Didn't mean for "bully boy" to be taken as "bullyboy". Maybe I should have said something else. Ah well. Yes, "Bully!" is a term linked close to Roosevelt, and crazy men who think they are the President  |
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Post by rocketman on Jan 13, 2010 13:24:27 GMT -5
Thanx for the explanation!! I didn't know what that wascawwy wabbit was saying half the time!! (This takes care of a quarter of it at any rate  ) And besides, a side effect is that I have learned a new term for the wankers I know out here, so it is all good! One cool thing about this razor hobby, it it always teaches me lots about history. I have just been reading about old Teddy and even have learned a few things - go figure! All in all, a Bully day!! ;D |
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mrguy
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Ten billion ants in this world, and I'm having trouble with just one.
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Post by mrguy on Jan 13, 2010 23:47:56 GMT -5
All in all, a Bully day!! ;D Indeed! ;D |
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Post by wchnu on Jan 14, 2010 0:33:47 GMT -5
Bully indeed  Fuzzy |
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