An expression to employ when the intent is to be vague. Of equivalence to the indian head bobble.
Commonly mistaken for "straight on" which is falsely thought to be derived from "right on", "right on" being an affirmative expression instead of one of vagueness.
Commonly mistaken for "straight on" which is falsely thought to be derived from "right on", "right on" being an affirmative expression instead of one of vagueness.
by two two one February 21, 2011
Get the steak onmug.