Corn Art

A euphemistic reference to taking a massive dump. Typically the corn filled variety. But eloquently expresses any act of defecation.


Well I hope everyone enjoyed that Thanksgiving meal. Now if you’ll excuse me, it’s time for me to work on my corn art. I’ve got a masterpiece on the way.

mistext

A text message containing information (usually unflattering or damaging) about a third party which is sent to the individual it concerns rather than the person for whom the communication is intended.


Text written for secret lover is inadvertently sent to partner, making it a mistext:

“On my way home, partner name suspicious, don’t call.”

porch dog

A person who frequently attacks others in speech or writing, but who poses no intellectual threat whatsoever. The motivation of this type of person can usually be accurately construed as a desire to be obnoxious and offensive.

Origin: The phrase “porch dog” is used to refer to dogs that sit on front porches and bark (vigorously and fruitlessly) at passersby, but who pose no physical threat.


Yeah, that guy has a scathing response to just about everyone who posts in this forum. He’s a real porch dog.

Middle-distance relationship

A middle-distance relationship, or “MDR”, is when two people find themselves living with *JUST* enough distance between them that they can’t see each other as often as they’d like — shorter than the distance between Taylor Swift and Adele’s vocal ranges but longer than the time it takes to master the catchy lyrics to Tay Tay’s latest chart-topper. Commonly used for a relationship with a significant other, friend, or friend’s pet that lives more than 30 minutes, one bridge or a very large hill away.


Person 1: How often do you see your BFF?

Person 2: Um, like once a month TOPS. She lives all the way in Oakland.

Person 1: Ew. I hate crossing the bridge.

Person 2: I know, but I love her. She makes having a middle-distance relationship totes worth

Full smash

a massive night out with the lads with no defined finishing time, unlimited larger consumption and scant regard for any tasks or responsibilities that need to be adhered to the next day. Generally the premise of the out of town worker


-you out on Thursday?

-too right, full smash!

-but what about all that cable we’ve got to install on Friday?

-i couldn’t give a f**k!