Steppin’ on the right foot and doing the wrong thing
a standing s-x position, the hanky-panky, the vertical mambo; all the while with perhaps someone you’ll regret, i.e., isn’t up to your standards, but you don’t care because you’re lookin’ to “gett-t” and getting it anyway possible
antonym: steppin’ on the wrong foot and doing the right thing
a standing s-x position, et al, with perhaps someone who is better than you, out-of-your-league; but you play it off like you’re the grand player that you is. ~whomp whomp~
i’m in the mood for steppin’ on the right foot and doing the wrong thing tonight and i don’t care! the midgit’s gonna gett-t! oh, oh! ~whomp whomp~
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