@Flawed_System said:
Is there a difference? The first one is just your rear end and the second is full on frontal?
So humans, when naked, have something resembling Bambi's father on their front sides? Most interesting.
@Video_Game_King said:
@Flawed_System said:
Is there a difference? The first one is just your rear end and the second is full on frontal?
So humans, when naked, have something resembling Bambi's father on their front sides? Most interesting.
Yes, it appears we do. Most interesting indeed.
Both. Buck Naked tends to be used more when I'm home with the relatives.
Don't ask why.
I've heard it both ways. I always say butt-naked, however. Buck-naked always seemed just a tad too lewd.
@RedRavN said:
I'm pretty sure its buck but I am not sure.
Wait, wait, wait. What?
Or, as I like to refer to it, Tuesday.
butt-wild or buck-wild? that is the question - trifling bill shakespeare
"Butt naked" makes sense and "buck naked" does not. I'm going with "butt naked", but I think "birthday suit" is the term that we all would usually go for.
I saw this on Wikipedia:
"Joshua Milton Blahyi (born September 30, 1971), better known by his nom de guerre General Butt Naked, is a former leader for the Liberian warlord Roosevelt Johnson in the First Liberian Civil War...Blahyi has said he led his troops naked except for shoes and a gun. He believed that his nakedness was a source of protection from bullets." source
I also read this somewhere else: The word "buck" or "buff" is thought to be from the color of a buckskin, which is the pale tan color of European skin - this gives you "buck naked" and "in the buff."
The original term is buck naked. It morphed to butt naked when it crossed the pond, because us Yanks need to be special.
Never heard of "buck naked" but I'll have to go with my Pony brothers and sisters so I think I will say "flank naked" ?
@ShaggE said:
Two cheeks to the wind.
It's actually 3 sheets to the wind.
@SeriouslyNow said:
@ShaggE said:
Two cheeks to the wind.
It's actually 3 sheets to the wind.
... That's the joke.
@ShaggE said:
@SeriouslyNow said:
@ShaggE said:
Two cheeks to the wind.
It's actually 3 sheets to the wind.
... That's the joke.
Three sheets to the wind is a state of absolute drunkenness. huh?
Either works for me. I'm from the south, though, so I've heard both plenty of times.
@SeriouslyNow said:
@ShaggE said:
@SeriouslyNow said:
@ShaggE said:
Two cheeks to the wind.
It's actually 3 sheets to the wind.
... That's the joke.
Three sheets to the wind is a state of absolute drunkenness. huh?
Two cheeks: Ass. To the wind: Naked. Two cheeks to the wind: Butt naked.
Edit: Can somebody else weigh in? I'm not being incredibly obtuse here, am I? I ask sincerely, because I know my train of thought can be inscrutable sometimes.
When using "wind" in reference to butts, farting would be the first thing to come to mind.@SeriouslyNow said:
@ShaggE said:
@SeriouslyNow said:
@ShaggE said:
Two cheeks to the wind.
It's actually 3 sheets to the wind.
... That's the joke.
Three sheets to the wind is a state of absolute drunkenness. huh?
You've never seen a play on words before? Two cheeks: Ass. To the wind: Naked. Two cheeks to the wind: Butt naked.
Butt naked is for most people. Buck Naked is when Young Buck of G-unit gets naked.
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