A really cool band, with Ian Mellencamp.

An acronym for "Bottom Line Up Front" that is frequently used in informal military correspondence and internal/informal corporate e-mails to cover the main points of an e-mail so the reader can quickly understand what the e-mail is saying before reading the whole, lengthy e-mail.

Breeches and Leather Uniform Fanclub.
An organisation formed in 1997 for men (predominantly, but not exclusively gay) who enjoy wearing breeches and/or leather uniforms, similar to the ones shown in the drawings of Tom of Finland.
BLUF organises regular parties around the world, and provides a website where members can post profiles and exchange messages with others.
The term is also used as a shorthand to describe a type of clothing, for example in dresscodes or descriptions of items on auction sites.

A rock band based near Cincinnati Ohio. Website - www.blufmusic.com

band members include:
Ian Mellencamp - vocals/guitar
Ben Rubin - drums
Zach Bolander - guitar
Evan Rubin - bass

A short term used by wearers of Breeches, Leather and Uniform clothing. Stemmed from the 1970s pop group Village People and adopted by a sub group of gay men who are normally rather effeminate but feel the need to wear a facade in order ot make them appear more masculine. Normally day wear would be classed as Buff Wannabe. Often seen by day in Gay cafe society.