Buddyguy 's definitions
cannon fodder, meaning someone who is expendable or in simpler terms, a tool. It is a verry flexible term that is used widley in reference to politics and athletics, but most frequently in combat. The term is a military term that dates back to the civil war, troops would be sent out as distraction to the cannons, or simply as "food for the cannons" in other words, fodder means food, thus cannon fodder means cannon food.
1)Bush is Chenneys cannon fodder... what a tool.
2)in the game of rugby, Backs are Cannon fodder for the Forwards, who do all the real work
3)half of the platoon was used as cannon fodder when they went over the top of the trench.
2)in the game of rugby, Backs are Cannon fodder for the Forwards, who do all the real work
3)half of the platoon was used as cannon fodder when they went over the top of the trench.
by buddyguy January 4, 2007
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Can also be recognized as something a narcissist might say.
Not to be confused with get over yourself and/or climb over yourself. Which can be a statement of encouragement as opposed to an accusation or attempt to minimize one’s struggles or circumstances.
Can also be recognized as something a narcissist might say.
Not to be confused with get over yourself and/or climb over yourself. Which can be a statement of encouragement as opposed to an accusation or attempt to minimize one’s struggles or circumstances.
Not a person: you need to get over it!
Personally : I need to climb over myself, hey buddy, why don’t you climb over yourself guy?
Not a person: I’m not your buddy, guy
Personally : I need to climb over myself, hey buddy, why don’t you climb over yourself guy?
Not a person: I’m not your buddy, guy
by Buddyguy August 7, 2025
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Can also be recognized as something a narcissist might say.
Not to be confused with get over yourself and/or climb over yourself. Which can be a statement of encouragement as opposed to an accusation or attempt to minimize one’s struggles or circumstances.
Can also be recognized as something a narcissist might say.
Not to be confused with get over yourself and/or climb over yourself. Which can be a statement of encouragement as opposed to an accusation or attempt to minimize one’s struggles or circumstances.
Just a person: you need to get over it!
Personally : I need to climb over myself, hey buddy, why don’t you climb over yourself guy?
Just a person: I’m not your buddy, guy
Personally : I need to climb over myself, hey buddy, why don’t you climb over yourself guy?
Just a person: I’m not your buddy, guy
by Buddyguy January 2, 2026
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When not used for defamation and/or generalized misplaced rage(insecurity) can be a source of confusion and mild hilarity.
Core problems:
- The “just don’t come here” stance avoids real moderation responsibility.
- No real vetting allows defamation and harassment to slip through as “jokes,” with voting as the only filter, favoring ragebait over accuracy or fun.
- Silence on reports fits the libertarian “user-generated = no liability” model, but it ignores how targeted malice can cross into illegal territory like libel.
Potential upsides:
- Captures niche lingo or absurd humor that formal dictionaries miss.
- The voting system sometimes buries trash, but it’s unreliable against brigading or grudge-posting.
Better alternatives:
- Platforms like this prioritize “freedom” over safety, turning mild hilarity into a vector for unchecked insecurity.
- The libertarian “no liability” shield lets targeted malice masquerade as humor, crossing into defamation without consequence.
Post your definition anyway-self aware users will upvote over noise. When they’re allowed to.. hey can we vote on stuff or not?
I vote urban dictionary sucks
Urban Dictionary’s “vote on it” facade crumbles when moderation ghosts reports and lets grudge entries fester.
Wiktionary’s too stuffy anyway for this vibe.
When not used for defamation and/or generalized misplaced rage(insecurity) can be a source of confusion and mild hilarity.
Core problems:
- The “just don’t come here” stance avoids real moderation responsibility.
- No real vetting allows defamation and harassment to slip through as “jokes,” with voting as the only filter, favoring ragebait over accuracy or fun.
- Silence on reports fits the libertarian “user-generated = no liability” model, but it ignores how targeted malice can cross into illegal territory like libel.
Potential upsides:
- Captures niche lingo or absurd humor that formal dictionaries miss.
- The voting system sometimes buries trash, but it’s unreliable against brigading or grudge-posting.
Better alternatives:
- Platforms like this prioritize “freedom” over safety, turning mild hilarity into a vector for unchecked insecurity.
- The libertarian “no liability” shield lets targeted malice masquerade as humor, crossing into defamation without consequence.
Post your definition anyway-self aware users will upvote over noise. When they’re allowed to.. hey can we vote on stuff or not?
I vote urban dictionary sucks
Urban Dictionary’s “vote on it” facade crumbles when moderation ghosts reports and lets grudge entries fester.
Wiktionary’s too stuffy anyway for this vibe.
Mr derp: hey have you seen this on urban dictionary?
General society: we’re on the clock, have you finished filling out your reports for this month yet?
General society: we’re on the clock, have you finished filling out your reports for this month yet?
by Buddyguy January 2, 2026
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