…but you’ll not see it in next Saturday’s comics.
Ohio Snapping Turtle
While reading the entertaining blog of Scott Adams, the creator of the comic strip Dilbert, I learned a new, uh, slang word.
I must admit that I was unaware of the word's impish meaning. And I suspect that perhaps one of the few people whom I know who would be aware of the definition is the witty, rascally mischievous, (sometimes, uh, often) anally fixated Bucky Four-Eyes.
Anyway, the word is turtlehead (or, turtle head) and you can find it’s, uh, off color definition HERE.
And, if you want to see the context in which Dilbert (Scott Adams) uses it that won’t appear in next Saturday’s comic, click HERE to go to The Dilbert Blog.
You mean that's such a common topic of discussion among some people that they've actually made up a slang word for it? Wow. For once, I'm happy to be out of the loop.
ReplyDeleteEwwwwwww! :o) Gosh, as we needed a name or definition for that one! hehe.
ReplyDeleteHope you are well. :o)
As if! sorry I missed the 'if' out. :o)
ReplyDeleteI know the term (I have sons) but it wouldn't have occurred to me in the context he uses it. I'm too stupid!
ReplyDeleteI like his cat comments though.
Yes.
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(smiling while breathing in, breathing out)
Thank you.
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Your posts make me laugh so hard, that I almost "touch cloth" at times! :)
ReplyDeleteOH NO! LOL that is too much info this early in the morning Nick!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHilarious!
ReplyDeleteI have to admit, I expected the answer to have something to do with circumcision (or lack thereof). I kind of wish it was!
ReplyDeleteUgh! Yuk! Lol
ReplyDeleteI am definitely lacking in my knowledge of present-day slang. Thank the gods for that!
ReplyDeleteMy slang is SO not up to date. So while I'm not ENTIRELY sure what that means, I think I could hazard a guess. A guess I won't share!
ReplyDelete(Interestingly, I have a co-worker that everyone calls Dilbert. Though not to his face.)
I did, in fact, know what this was...but the urban dictionary is an awesome site to look up the origins of phrases and words we all say but don't know where they came from :)
ReplyDeleteBradley
The Egel Nest
That is one mean looking turtle! ec
ReplyDeleteThat is one mean looking turtle! ec
ReplyDeleteFrom now on when I read Dilbert I shall look for innuendos and other such word plays that Ms. Adams may employ that I would otherwise miss.
ReplyDeleteWow, I thought that definition was fairly common knowledge. Maybe it's for the best that it's not.
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