| 1. | Ape Drape | ||
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A hair style related to but distinct from the mullet, hockey hair, Kentucky waterfall, and Cincinnati toupee. The ape drape is defined by its vigorous growth and lack of part. The drape should be shorter in the front but should ease in gracefully to the shoulders without showing any signs of human intervention. In the dim light of an alley, ape drapes should give their owners the silhouette of a mountain gorilla. I burned all photos of me in eighth grade because I was sporting an ape drape.
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| 2. | Rug man | ||
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A man with lots of hair on his body. He is oftin confused for a warewolf or a jew, but is simply a very hairy man. Hair oftin sticks out the sleves or collar of his shirt's and he has out of control pubic hair. the latest sighting is the Yeti an man who is simply a Rug Man but is confused for a monster. Sam thing goes for gorillas some Dark skined Rug Men are put in a cage after being confused for gorilla. Rug Men wont take off thier shirts at the beach and oftin times are very insecure. They come in many different colors and sizes. No rug man is alike and most dont like it when you pet their hair. "Julie omg David is such a rug man i thought he was the great white ape at first."
"My boyfriend is such a rug man he wont take his shirt off at the beach." |
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| 3. | yard ape | ||
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A small child, roughly between the ages of 2 and 8 years, who hangs out in a back yard, usually white, usually male and usually suburban. This was the definition used extinsively in magazine advertisements and television shows, especially comedy, during the 1980's and 90's "Heavens to burgitroid, what is that detestable little yard ape doing in my movie? He's ruining it!
- Sir Boris von Orloff, Eerie Indiana from the episode "America's Scariest Home Video (a.k.a. Scariest Home Videos)" Air Date Sunday October 20, 1991 |
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| 4. | Rugmutt | ||
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Wild children usually under the age of Five. Otherwise known as House Ape, Rug Rat, Rug Monkey, Yard Ape, Etc. Usually these children are always underfoot and undeciplined monsters. Damn, that Hoochie upstairs has a house full of "Rugmutts" and I'll bet none of them has the same daddy. Let's send her a case of Jolt and see how long they bounce off the walls before they sugar crash...LOL
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| 5. | yardape | ||
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A small child, roughly between the ages of 1 and 6 years, who hangs out in a back yard, usually white, usually male and usually suburban. They don't say much but tend to take themselves way too seriously. This was the definition used extensively in magazine advertisements and television shows, especially comedy, during the 1980's and 90's "Heavens to burgitroid, what is that detestable little yardape doing in my movie? He's ruining it!"
- Sir Boris von Orloff, Eerie Indiana from the episode "America's Scariest Home Video (a.k.a. Scariest Home Videos)" Air Date Sunday October 20, 1991 |
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| 6. | Shagerific | ||
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a) one who is so attractive that anyone would shag them, a very shag-able person.
b) one who is so hairy that they appear to growing a shag rug. |
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| 7. | rodent | ||
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A noisy or otherwise annoying child. The term is similar to 'rug rat' or 'yard ape' but is intended to be purely derogatory and not in the least affectionate.
Background? I've been using the term for years, but not sure if I invented it or picked it up from somewhere else... Some screeching rodent ruined the movie for me.
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