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Big Star jeans

One of the "Big Three" jeans brands sold at Buckle, along with Miss Me jeans and Rock Revival jeans. Even though they no longer make Big Star jeans, most people who shopped at Buckle or worked there will remember how comfortable these jeans are.
"That's one big booty." - Chris

"Yes it is. I'm wearing my Big Star jeans. I wear them because I love it when dudes give me love pats on the booty." - Hannah
by GoGetterCFerg July 17, 2020
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Buckle

An expensive retail store where divorced stay-at-home moms, private school kids, cowgirls and women who are the youngest siblings in their families go to shop for jeans. Popular brands of jeans sold at Buckle include Big Star, Miss Me and Rock Revival. They even have a massive selection of flare jeans.
“I’m about to go to the Buckle and buy 4 pairs of Rock Revivals because they’re so cute and they make my booty look awesome!” - Stephanie
by GoGetterCFerg July 14, 2020
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Rock Revival jeans

A brand of designer jeans worn by women. They're similar to Miss Me jeans, but they contain reverse fleur-de-lis on every back pocket. They come in a better selection and last longer than Miss Me jeans.
"You look really good in those jeans. What brand are you wearing? - Heath

"Aw, thank you! I'm wearing Rock Revival jeans, and I love them!" - Laura
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Poo-Chi

A robot dog and electronic toy designed by Tiger Electronics. Very popular in the 2000s.
“Since when did you have a robot Rottweiler?” - Grayson

“That’s a Poo-Chi. It’s an amazing robot dog! Comes with a bone and everything!”
by GoGetterCFerg July 13, 2020
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Tiny Toon Adventures

A cartoon created by Tom Ruegger and produced by Steven Spielberg from the early 90s, which features a brand new generation of Looney Tunes characters, who are modeled after existing Looney Tunes. Tiny Toon Adventures follows the Looney Tunes formula very well and continues to utilize the proud tradition of Warner Bros. slapstick, while also throwing in pop culture references. Characters include Buster and Babs Bunny (modeled after Bugs Bunny), Plucky Duck (modeled after Daffy Duck), Hampton Pig (modeled after Porky Pig), Montana Max (modeled after Yosemite Sam), Elmyra Duff (modeled after Elmer Fudd), Dizzy Devil (modeled after Taz) and a bunch of others. They all live in the fictional world of Acme Acres. This show is not a “junior version” of a classic cartoon, as evidenced by the fact that the Looney Tunes characters make cameo appearances in every episode, serving as mentors to the characters of Tiny Toon Adventures. Also known as Tiny Toons.
“Wanna watch Tiny Toon Adventures?” - Katie

“Tiny Toon Adventures? Don’t you mean, Looney Tunes: The Next Generation?” - Lindsay

“Yes! That’s exactly what I’m talking about!” - Katie

“It’s an awesome show!” - Lindsay
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Pearl Harbor

“Becky, are we not Facebook friends anymore? I’ve been looking for your profile and can’t find you!” - Jeremy

“I’d hate to break it to you, but I decided to Pearl Harbor you on Facebook. You kept commenting on my posts and it got extremely annoying!” - Becky

“Geez, I’m sorry! I was just trying to be a friend! Can we let bygones be bygones?” - Jeremy
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Boneriffic

Feeling so excited, you’re getting an erection.
“I just asked Mandy to prom and she said yes!” - Chris

Congrats! I’m excited for you! How do you feel right now?“ - Kyle

“I’m feeling boneriffic.” - Chris
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