A play on “Don’t mind if I do,” but with the opposite meaning.
Similar phrases include: “Hell, Fuck no,” “No fuckin’ way,” and “You, sir, can go fuck yer hat,” among others.
Submitted by: Aber Egal
Helping the rest of the world understand Uncle Bumblefuck
A play on “Don’t mind if I do,” but with the opposite meaning.
Similar phrases include: “Hell, Fuck no,” “No fuckin’ way,” and “You, sir, can go fuck yer hat,” among others.
Submitted by: Aber Egal
In “Grinder Porn” regarding the DeWalt FlexVolt grinder. Uncle Bumblefuck distingquishes his use of the term as an important distinction, noting how offensive the North American usage is to his wife.
Australian usage https://outbackdictionary.com/cunt/
Submitted by: Karl Milhon
A time in the past, usually a long time ago.
Submitted by: SpudRatchet
The thermal energy derived from mechanical energy by dynamic friction increases with the relative direction between two opposing materials
Submitted by: muh1h1
Currently unidentified liquid
Submitted by: wiscii
As twight as humanly possible.
Submitted by: Nagaraj
Used to convey a sense of accomplishment, similar to “Tada!” or “Voila!” for the Frenchies
Submitted by: GeeBee
Used when starting to separate two parts with a swing press. Either gently, or not.
Submitted by: GeeBee
A little non-secatur advice what fer using all 2 senses when welding.
Submitted by: Vacant No Name
A multipurpose swear word applicable across a wide array of everyday life situations, “tabernacle” can be used to express irritation, pleasure, pain, outrage, anger, joy, discouragement, excitement, and everything in between. Name an emotion and “tabernacle” can somehow be used to convey it.
Submitted by: Fluffy