ooi
out of interest
ooi, what’s your number?
a small, husky asian. derives from the old mongol term, “yurdan ooi” which denoted the lowest-ranking -ssociate of the military, the lad who would shovel the horse defecation and was sometimes condemned to eat it for the entertainment of the warlords. literally translates to: “invisible d-ck”
haggai: hey, did you see that asian guy over there hitting on the high-school freshman chick?
ryan: yeah, that guy is short enough that she probably can’t tell he is in college. what an ooi!
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