Blow me
A common insult thrown at people by Bostonians. This can be used both as a term of endearment, or a backhanded comment to go fuck yourself. Often times the latter, rarely the former.
Blow me by John from Southie October 9, 2022
Blow me down
"I could ask Squire for some.”
“Without Captain knowing?”
“I'm sure I could.”
“Blow me down, so ye could.“
Captain Flint in the movie “Treasure island”, UK/USA 1950
“Without Captain knowing?”
“I'm sure I could.”
“Blow me down, so ye could.“
Captain Flint in the movie “Treasure island”, UK/USA 1950
Blow me down by ulrich the noble June 6, 2016
blow me like a trumpet
A nifty phrase you can drop in the workplace that is sure to offend the ultra tight-ass crowd who have difficulty with crude references to body parts or sex.
Why of course it was entirely impulsive, inappropriate and sadly unprofessional for me to state, “well they can blow me like a trumpet!” - I should have better assessed my audience!
blow me like a trumpet by Dr Bunnygirl July 17, 2020
Blow me up Tom
"Blow me up Tom" is the official exit of callers on the Tom Leykis show, a syndicated national radio program that airs in the afternoon/evening. The request is followed by an explosion sound and then the call is terminated.
Blow me up Tom by BMcC August 28, 2004
Blow me where the pampers is
Originating from the 1994 movie: PCU. This term is most used as a comeback when someone says or does something you dislike. Can be used just like: "blow me" but adds that extra bit of urban flavor. This saying will often confuse and insult simultaneously.
Dude 1: Why did you order cheese on my burger?
Dude 2: I went and got it, didn't I?
Dude 1: So?!
Dude 2: So! You can "Blow me where the pampers is!"
Dude 2: I went and got it, didn't I?
Dude 1: So?!
Dude 2: So! You can "Blow me where the pampers is!"
Blow me where the pampers is by Underdrummer May 16, 2011
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