A term that evolved during the good old days when horses were used instead of militia-style police tactics to complete an arrest.
When you say, “use of horse,” it sounds like “use of force” but in the days of the old West when it began, it wasn’t even violent.
by Dr Bunnygirl April 09, 2019
The kind of trouble you can be proud of, a term used by civil rights icon John Lewis, to mean standing up to authority for what you believe in.
“My philosophy is very simple, when you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, say something, do something, get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble!”
by Dr Bunnygirl August 15, 2020
A sardonic reference to the reality that sometimes blogging is about as meaningful as evacuating one’s bowels.
by Dr Bunnygirl May 18, 2020
Slang term for Dolt 45’s associates who wind up on TV talking about their own inane roles in the Trump Circus.
by Dr Bunnygirl January 20, 2020
When a relatively unconscious asshole who knows virtually nothing about a given subject narrates the goings-on within their mind, as they tumble around inside the cavern of their head, relating to that subject.
In the late nineteenth century, philosopher William James initially defined a stream of consciousness type of narration in literature but stream of unconsciousness is currently being demonstrated every single day by an amazing human specimen, the 45th POTUS, in his obscenely ignorant twitterblasts.
by Dr Bunnygirl November 06, 2019
Barbie softly whispered to her tan and toned inanimate partner Ken, “Hey, why don’t we pick up some really short tee shorts for our trip this weekend to Barbados?!”
by Dr Bunnygirl June 14, 2023
by Dr Bunnygirl June 20, 2019