Exclamation used to denote any space in the backseat of a car. One typically calls "buckshot" only after having been beaten to shotgun.
Buckshot can be used specify a particular rear seat by adding "right" "left" or (rarely) "center" after buckshot. This is done in order to avoid sitting behing a fully reclined seat or getting stiffed with the middle.
Buckshot can be used specify a particular rear seat by adding "right" "left" or (rarely) "center" after buckshot. This is done in order to avoid sitting behing a fully reclined seat or getting stiffed with the middle.
Tall and Fat Bill: Alright guys, let's go to the beer store, I'm driving.
Johnny: SHOTGUN!!
Jimmy: (so as to avoid sitting behing Tall and Fat bill)BUCKSHOT RIGHT!!
Francis: Ratts!
Johnny: SHOTGUN!!
Jimmy: (so as to avoid sitting behing Tall and Fat bill)BUCKSHOT RIGHT!!
Francis: Ratts!
by Marion Cobretti July 24, 2006
Exclaimation used when one specifically does not want the shotgun seat in a car, most often in a cab. The last person to call "notgun" has to sit upfront with the cabbie and will most likely get stiffed with the fare.
by Marion Cobretti July 24, 2006