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Dystopian Undertones 

Slang term for 'testicles' - the 'under' part of 'undertones' refers to the position of the testicles in relation to the rest of the male reproductive system, plural because there are two testes.
tycho: Put on a pair of pants, Gabe!
gabe: Why, what's wrong with these short-shorts?
tycho: I can see your dystopian undertones, fer chrissake!

- penny arcade
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Dystopian Undertones 

The male (or female, for that matter) testes.
Jill: Ugh, I hate waking up to goddamned dystopian undertones every morning.

Angela: I know! It's, like, the same with Mike, he totally needs to shave them at least.

Jill: Uhh... what are you talking about?

Angela: Well, you know, Mike's dystopian undertones, his balls? You?

Jill: Roommate watching Fox every gorram morning at 7am... Balls? What the hell?

dystopian undertones 

"Jesus Christ! That horse has the biggest dystopian undertones I've ever seen!"

"Doc, my left dystopian undertone done resemble a succulent grapefruit. That seem right to you?"
dystopian undertones by yutt July 22, 2009

Dystopian Undertones 

The beautiful young woman was startled by the size and girth of Tycho's Dystopian Undertones.
Dystopian Undertones by nknol83 July 23, 2009

Dystopian Undertones 

George Orwell was almost arrested when he showed off his Dystopian Undertones to large crowds of people.
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