An Irish folk song telling the story of a tree lying in an Irish Bog. The song incrementally adds things on to the tree with each verse, and with each verse, the speed of the song increases.
Verse: In the bog there was a tree, a rare tree and a rattlin tree, tree in the bog and the bog down in the valley-o
Next Verse: On the tree there was a limb, a rare limb and a rattlin limb, limb on the tree, and the tree in the bog, and the bog down in the valley-o
Continuing...
Person 1: Hey dude, I just saw Authority Zero live and they played Rattlin Bog!
Person 2: Really? Thats awesome! He sings so fast his voice sounds like a blurr at the end!
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Like motorboating except between the cheeks.
I went mud bogging on that hoe!
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The cramp you get in your leg after sitting on the Bog for too long reading New Scientist, Viz or an "Art pamphlet" for longer than it took to drop yer guts
Dave: James was limping after he got up of that seat, looks like a case of "Bog Leg" to me
Dave2: Yea, that article of the Koenigsegg in Top Gear Magazine must have been 3 pages
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dirty ugly disgusting looking chick that lurks and attaches herself with good looking friends
"oh great another bog rat trying to get in through her friends"
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A word, phrase, or alternative diction regarding sexual topics, with some element of disturbing uniqueness attached to it.
A strong inference that a female needs to get back to the bog/lagoon/quagmire.
Possible synonyms include: cappin, frontin, and trippin.
Heavily associated with the phrase: βHeck nah, bout dumb bogus!β and βCatfishβ.
Gerald: βYou a bitch, your girl got that catfishβ
Me: βThatβs Bog Talk, heck nahβ
The male version of a Mud Cricket. The Bog Frog is a male who hops around the mud holes, getting as dirty and muddy as they can for attention from Mud Crickets. Usually drunk, obnoxious, and shirtless. They are the only males at a mud bog that will eat a Mud Cricket.
That bog frog Bob has hopped from mud cricket to mud cricket!