The anus of a cockroach.
Originally derived from the portuguese "verzo", meaning vertigo.
The phrase was coined after Prof Robert Full at the University of California, Berkley had a "dizzy spell" while observing cockroaches under a microscope for research on his 2014 TED talk.
Originally derived from the portuguese "verzo", meaning vertigo.
The phrase was coined after Prof Robert Full at the University of California, Berkley had a "dizzy spell" while observing cockroaches under a microscope for research on his 2014 TED talk.
by Sincerely,TheWholeRealm March 31, 2018
