To eliminate a hard-on (go limp) by peeing instead of ejaculation. This is disappointing to men, so they don't want to go to the bathroom and piss off their hard-on. Then then say they are pissed off, or angry about it.
It has become slang for making someone angry or when something or someone makes a person angry.
Today, women have picked up on this term also, using it as getting angry (but not about their hard-on going away).
It has become slang for making someone angry or when something or someone makes a person angry.
Today, women have picked up on this term also, using it as getting angry (but not about their hard-on going away).
I love my errection, but when I go pee it will piss off (original usage).
He is going to piss me off (modern).
He is going to piss me off (modern).
by Jimmie Boy May 23, 2006
James Joyce and Victims: Reading the Logic of Exclusion - Google Books Resultby Sean P. Murphy - 2003 - Literary Criticism - 192 pages:
... even community as flawed as the human "gossipocracy," just as he celebrates the need for community in Ulysses, where Bloom becomes a Zen-like character ...
Finnegans Wake - Page 476
by James Joyce - Fiction - 1999 - 627 pages:
... deputising for "gossipocracy," and his station was a few perch to the ...
... even community as flawed as the human "gossipocracy," just as he celebrates the need for community in Ulysses, where Bloom becomes a Zen-like character ...
Finnegans Wake - Page 476
by James Joyce - Fiction - 1999 - 627 pages:
... deputising for "gossipocracy," and his station was a few perch to the ...
by Jimmie Boy April 30, 2008