Fat Man and Little Boy
Fat Man and Little Boy by DasWonton January 25, 2019
Fat Man and Little Boy
A phrase sometimes used by one gay couple to describe another gay couple, where one of the two men given this moniker is tall and stout, while the other is short and thin. It is generally only uttered behind the couple’s back, but almost always with affection and not malice. The short thin man is actually “Fat Boy” (this is the twist).
As I explained to you last week, there will be four other couples staying at the beach house. You’ve met all of them except for Alan and Mark. They’re a fat man and little boy, both went to college, both are in their 40’s. What else do you want to know?
Fat Man and Little Boy by TheRealPapaBob March 8, 2024
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