Dr Bunnygirl's definitions

workplace folk hero

Term used to describe a person who is or was generally fearless in their committed demonstrations of questioning what is often oppressive authority.

She was a workplace folk hero who had some impressive write-ups, righteous confrontations, refusals to obey absurd rules, a foul mouth at the perfect times, occasional meltdowns and a talent for ferreting out avoidant bosses; she also possessed a colorful selection of anti-workplace socks that many found supportive and hilarious.

by Dr Bunnygirl August 28, 2019

fer shiggedy

Slang white-speak, a Caucasian comeback to the Snoop Dog’s ‘fo’ shizzle’ both loosely meaning ‘for sure’ in a way that is downtown and striving at least to be as hip as anything this white ever could be.

Well shit, that’s a 10-4 and fer shiggedy; if I ever heard anything more true, I can’t say what on Earth it’d be!

by Dr Bunnygirl August 28, 2019

bipolar bubbles

Term that describes those sudden eruptions of irritability and intense rage that occur suddenly, without warning.

Those motherfucking, wild-ass bipolar bubbles pop up out of nowhere and then take at least fifteen minutes to even begin to dissipate.

by Dr Bunnygirl August 28, 2019

Big Bad Nuts

A revered and widely well-loved folk hero who is best known for his unstoppable ability to identify abuse of authority and bullying and then to bravely step in and stop it.

No threat makes Big Bad Nuts back off because he has no fear and no regrets, no matter what!

by Dr Bunnygirl August 29, 2019

more guts than brains

A phrase slamming those who fearlessly proceed without thinking at all about consequences.

That poor fucker’s always shown that he has more guts than brains!

by Dr Bunnygirl August 29, 2019

mob moniker

That goofball nickname mobsters get as they establish themselves in their murderous hierarchies.

We always wondered what was so damn special about whatever Joey “the Hand” Spicaducci did with his hand that meant he’d get that mob moniker slapped on him for the rest of time.

by Dr Bunnygirl August 29, 2019

Queen For A Day

An inadvertently culturally lampooning game show from the fifties and sixties that sought to recognize and reward the selfless everyday experiences of competing homemakers by gifting the most miserable and economically disadvantaged woman with prizes that allowed her to reign for one magical day before she returned to her real life to cook and clean on a higher plane with kitchen and washday appliances beyond her wildest dreams.

In 1962 my mom was crowned Queen For A Day for her commendable long suffering willingness to be our most beloved and highly expert in-house tutor, chef, maid and life coach.

by Dr Bunnygirl August 29, 2019