Dunsmore
the term dunsmore was coined in the 1920’s by none-other than adolf hitler, who used it to describe his italian allies . it can be used either as nick-name, or simply as a description. it’s meaning has been obscured over the decades, however most historians and literature professor’s in today’s society agree it is an insult which implies the recipient conveys attributes of laziness, h-m-s-xuality, and a general uselessness which they maintain through-out thier life span.
guy- ” man did you hear about that guy who was with a decent looking girl buit couldnt get an erection, and then blamed it on the booze he pretended to drink all evening?”
2ndguy- “yea i did what a dunsmore, i hear thats what people are calling him now.
or
guy- ” where is dunsmore”
2ndguy- ” said he can’t come out because he lifted so many weights he can barely walk, plus hes still hungover from last weekend”.
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