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That's What BP Said 

A variant of "that's what she said." Instead of referring to sexual connotations, it is used to refer to spending a lot of money, making a mess, or fucking up very badly. Arose after the 2010 BP oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico.
X: Oh man, I really screwed the pooch on that one.
Y: That's what BP said!

X: It's going to take me all day to clean this mess up.
Y: That's what BP said!

X: I'm paying tonight. The sky is the limit.
Y: That's what BP said!
That's What BP Said by Hamfry June 11, 2010
Word of the Day on June 15, 2010

That's what BP said 

Instead of "that's what she said", but referring to an embarrassing situation, or something that one would rather cover up.
Buffy: "I don't want to go to the beach. I'm having a heavy flow day."

Heather: "That's what BP said!"
Abbreviation and softer term for Bald Piece of Shit, a white, wireless XBox controller made by Electronic Arts.
"Yo hit me with that bp of s!"
bp of s by my manwich June 11, 2006

bp special 

The BP Special is a soft serving combined with premature ejaculation; Named after the man who made it famous.
- How did it go?
- I served her up another BP Special.
bp special by Dr Aron January 23, 2015

bp_spill_tea

Bp_spill_tea is the best blackpink fan account. The account has 2078 followers on tik tok (now) and has lots of fancams and humor.
bp_spill_tea is the beqst man
bp_spill_tea by Rosé's Solo January 2, 2021

bp sympathizer 

U.S. Congressman Joe Barton (R-Texas) was the lead
Republican at the congressional hearings about the bp oil spill.

As his opening remarks with bp's Tony Hayward, he actually apologized to him for President Obama's "harsh treatment." Barton actually said Obama's insisting on bp setting up a $20 Billion victim compensation fund was a "shakedown."

The appropriate shock and awe followed. Even John Boehner was embarrassed and Barton eventually apologized for his own assisnine insensitive stupidity.
Some of Rep. Barton's Republican colleages were surprised to hear he was a bp sympathizer, but many of his corporate owned colleages agreed with him. However if you look at his $1.4 million in campaign contributions from big oil you can begin to understand.