Definitions by Bottom Ford
business babble
Bottom’s contribution at the managers meeting was pure business babble: “Only if we focus on our core competencies can be hope to appear impactful to our competitors.”
business babble by Bottom Ford May 2, 2010
veggie del norte
1. vegetables that have migrated so far north they have become frozen.
2. Any kind of frozen vegetable.
2. Any kind of frozen vegetable.
veggie del norte by Bottom Ford May 2, 2010
lingua fracas
1. The few words one knows in another language sufficient to start a fight.
2. A fight over the proper use of a word.
2. A fight over the proper use of a word.
1. Bottom doesn’t speak Spanish; he only knows enough of the lingua fracas to get into trouble.
2. “ ‘Impact’ is a verb only in the lingua fracas.”
“You mean, like, when my fist impacts your face?”
2. “ ‘Impact’ is a verb only in the lingua fracas.”
“You mean, like, when my fist impacts your face?”
lingua fracas by Bottom Ford May 1, 2010
grabity
Overcome by the force of grabity, Bottom sank his claws into the bunny’s flesh.
“I would not,” he explained to the bunny, “invade your personal space in this way, were it not for the force of grabity.”
“I would not,” he explained to the bunny, “invade your personal space in this way, were it not for the force of grabity.”
grabity by Bottom Ford April 19, 2010
mattress worship
mattress worship by Bottom Ford April 18, 2010
Word of the Day on May 2, 2010
stealth walker
A shopping cart being pushed by someone in an impaired state who wishes to give the appearance of a thoughtful, considerate spouse.
“You push the stealth walker, honey. It will help you keep your balance while I load the groceries.”
“Thank you, my love. I feel like I’m going to fall over any minute.”
“Thank you, my love. I feel like I’m going to fall over any minute.”
stealth walker by Bottom Ford April 18, 2010
Driving While Gray
A rude and age-ist accusation made by young drivers against older drivers whose speed does not exceed the legal limit.
“Grandma Death’s doing five miles an hour. Oh wait, six now.”
“Clearly a case of driving while gray.”
“Clearly a case of driving while gray.”
Driving While Gray by Bottom Ford April 6, 2010
Word of the Day on May 22, 2013