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buddy roe 

A term one redneck calls another ...it means pal, or buddy, or friend
true story: We were camping about one in the morning out in the woods of north carolina...some guy comes from out of the dark and scares the shit out of us. He says " What's up buddy roe?" "Got any beer , buddy roe?" He looked to be one of the guys out of the movie deliverance. After that we called everyone buddy roe and laughed like hell.
buddy roe by todie4girl1 December 24, 2009
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Buddy Roe 

1950's Tampa, Florida was the first time I heard of Buddy Roe and Elliot his girl friend.
They had a falling out and Buddy Roe became a Stalker.
One particular night Elliot finally had enough of being stalked.

As Buddy Roe was walking up to the house, there stood Elliot with a shotgun; saying loudly, 3 times, "Back Off, Buddy Roe."
When he didn't stop, she shot and killed him on her fathers walkway.
The then Law, allowed you to shoot and kill Trespassers after properly warning them to leave.
Sad to say, but I didn't know until today that, Elliot had become synonymous with a Bitch.
However I do know they were never married.
The other thing that amazes me is how far from the truth Buddy Roe and Elliot's legacy has come.
The last time I heard someone say "Back Off, Buddy Roe" was 1980's New Jersey and the guy saying it had no idea it's originally a Death Threat! now it's a Demeaning Death Threat!
As for Elliot, she was Righteously a Bad Ass, Bitch
Buddy Roe by ficctionaltruth February 24, 2019
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