Saftey
a term used after you fart to keep from getting punched. if fail to say before someone says “doorn-b” you get punched until you touch a doorn-b. doorn-b can be called if a fart is heard or smelled.
gator: (poot)
scrawn: dang dude….doorn-b
gator: ah f bomb
scrawn: (punched)
this is what you say when fart and you don’t want to get socked in the arm.
saftey! haa man that stinks.
something that is not guaranteed.
mullet dude- i need someone to go back in time with me.
some guy- will i need to bring my own weapons?
mullet dude- yeah, i’ve only done this once before.
some guy- oh.
mullet guy- saftey is not guaranteed.
adjective: ultra cool, slick
man that is a pretty saftey motorcycle you have there!
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