One who is the enforcing, authoritative counselor at a camp for special education students. It is the buckley boy's duty to make certain that all rules are strictly adhered to. If a camper disobeys any rules, the buckley boy has the right, and is expected to punish the camper. Punishment can range from revoking snack and/or pool privlidges, taking away the camper's toys, and believe it or not, the buckley boy is permitted to repeatedly nail a male camper in the nuts with a dodge ball or tennis ball if the camper refuses to comply with a conselor's instructions or demands.
After Trevor poured grape soda on his counselor's head, Trevor's counselor went buckley boy on his ass, or nuts.
A dialogue bubble in a comic strip that serves less as a medium for conversation or character development and more for the purposes of explaining to the reader what they are to find amusing. It is similar to the idea of "telegraphing" a joke; however, instead of simply making it obvious that the joke is imminent, a buckleybox analyzes the joke itself in order to inform the reader from where the humor is intended to be derived.
It is often associated with a lack of writing aptitude, in that the writer is unable to artfully craft humor and must, instead, resort to prolonging the punchline to the extent that it is lost in text. In every situation of a buckleybox, it is possible to remove the box entirely while simultaneously improving the quality of the humor.
Three comic panels that set up an obvioussight gag. Buckleybox in the final panel: "Let's see them fuck with me now that I've got a gun with a TRAIN on it!"
A chat bubble in a comic. Named after Tim Buckley, writer of the Ctrl-Alt-Del webcomic because he tends to use way too many of them and promptly kills the joke.
Someone who is addicted to obtaining money and building wealth. A money addict and fanatic. Breadheads often work more than one full-time job, and some even participate in illicit activities to "obtain the bread".