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UBMUT is an acronym for Unknown By Me Until Today. It means I've learned something new today and I'm attaching this tag to it so others know it is new to me.
"The song ‘Lady Eleanor’ originally appeared on Lindisfarne’s debut album Nicely Out Of Tune which was released in 1970" was Unknown By Me Today UBMUT (acronym).
See have a cow. "Don't have a cow" is a trademark expression for the TV series' favorite son, Bart Simpson. Bart is the typical problem child who is always testing the authority figures in his life. In contrast is the good child, Lisa Simpson, who is never a challenge to her elders -- and often fades into the woodwork because of it.
Lisa started to freak out when Bart took the bottle of rum from the cabinet, poured one cup out, then filled the bottle back up with water. Bart socked Lisa in the arm and said, "Don't have a cow!"
Racial bukkake is the vile spew that Tea Party members and their ilk can't seem to stop doing. Everybody except white bread rich folks are subject to their racial bukkake.
Rand Paul spewed racial bukkake at his Tea Party rally.
Abbreviation for Little Caesar's pizza or restaurant.
example 1. I'm hungry. Let's go get Lil C!
example 2. Our local Lil C now has a drive thru for Hot N Ready Pizza. Awesome!
When you are a drug dealer and a pimp. Prerequisite: being sludge.
Antwan had been in dual trade ever since crack hit the streets.
Short for camel toe police. The toe po are the freaky dudes who have an obsession for women's camel toes and who watch them obsessively. A camel toe is the part of a female's anatomy that looks like a camel toe, i.e. the vulva-with-split that is often outlined under pants if the pants are tight enough.
Every summer there are plenty of bodacious young females at the beach in bikinis. Just as surely are the toe po, with camera, cams, and/or binoculars.
Often seen on PBS and at film festivals, a heartumentary is a documentary with heart. More than a documentary, which chronicles data on a particular person, place, and/or thing, a heartumentary not only informs the audience but gets them actually caring about the person, place, and/or thing.
This weekend, at the local film festival, I saw an excellent heartumentary, "Plagues and Pleasures: The Salton Sea". Watching it made me care about the place and the people and animals who live there. Since The Salton Sea is in danger of extinction, it also makes me want to let others know about it.