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• Butter my lobster

  1. to tilt thine wrist so that the utensil carrying the liquefied dairy product will fall graciously and cascade onto to the delightfully cooked crustacean. waiter, could you please b-tter my lobster.

• Butter your lobster

  for one to angle thine appendage so that it is pointing toward the v-g-n- as one -j-c-l-t-s slowly, therefore creating a cascading effect with seminal discharge upon the meaty flesh of said v-g-n-. consuela: jorge, i’m so bored with our s-x life jorge: well, what should we do? consuela: let’s try something new. jorge: well, […]

• capital

  to be utterly incompetent and without redeeming merit. unfit for purpose. deliveryman: i have your item here madam, but i appear to have dropped it and kicked it on it’s side…and p-ssed on it. recipient: thanks. i expect nothing less from you capital r-t-rds 20

• coming for me

  a person is trying to start an fight or argument. (ways to be coming for someone messing with them &talkfighting about them ) ex.why are you coming for me? =why are you talking about me?

• comshaw

  to steal military equipment for unauthorized use on one’s ship. as a mess cook out to sea, one dry good that was of fairly high value to barter comshaw was coffee grounds. which i traded comshawed for a set binoculars from a quartermaster.

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