Isn't it like "jowels" or something? Not saying you're wrong, but that doesn't sound like the word I was thinking of.Originally posted by: kranky
wattles
Originally posted by: meltdown75
scruff
you can pick them up and drag them around by it, and they just goand are cool with it.
Originally posted by: Excelsior
fvcking nasty.
Originally posted by: meltdown75
scruff
you can pick them up and drag them around by it, and they just goand are cool with it.
Who said I'm crapping all over old people?! I LOVE old people! I just can't remember what that word is. I'm quite sure I'll have some one day.Originally posted by: Amused
You know, it's funny to see all the youngins crap all over old people... when sooner than they think, they'll be old as well.
And trust me, it comes a LOT faster than you think it will.
Originally posted by: Ilmater
Who said I'm crapping all over old people?! I LOVE old people! I just can't remember what that word is. I'm quite sure I'll have some one day.Originally posted by: Amused
You know, it's funny to see all the youngins crap all over old people... when sooner than they think, they'll be old as well.
And trust me, it comes a LOT faster than you think it will.
shake your fist and tell us to keep off the grass! that would be fun.Originally posted by: Amused
You know, it's funny to see all the youngins crap all over old people... when sooner than they think, they'll be old as well.
And trust me, it comes a LOT faster than you think it will.
OK, after the second waddle response, I was forced to go to the only "official" source for this information. According to Urbandicitonary.com:Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
waddle
Originally posted by: Ilmater
See? I think it was jowel, as the other two sound like things younger people would have. I just spelled it "jowels" before, so it didn't work.
Originally posted by: Amused
You know, it's funny to see all the youngins crap all over old people... when sooner than they think, they'll be old as well.
And trust me, it comes a LOT faster than you think it will.
You're right! I looked that up on m-w.com, but it didn't come up with anything..... because I didn't click on the #2 definition. Now I see it, and it's beautiful.Originally posted by: Jzero
Originally posted by: Ilmater
See? I think it was jowel, as the other two sound like things younger people would have. I just spelled it "jowels" before, so it didn't work.
It should be spelled "jowls" and it's not in urban dictionary (probably because it's a real word?). But that usually refers to droopy cheek flaps like a bulldog. Winston Churchill had jowls. And Alfred Hitchcock.
