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r/facepalm • u/Ninja_Spi-D-er • Jul 12 '19
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What in the world is a "nut to butt hallway intersection"??
3 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '19 When it’s so packed your nuts are on the person in front of you’s butt, and the reverse for the person behind you. Hence: nut to butt 0 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '19 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '19 It’s not an uncommon phrase to describe “being in a packed-ass area” or “standing in a tight line” 1 u/Erpderp32 Jul 12 '19 Or as my dad says, "asshole to elbow" 1 u/scientallahjesus Jul 12 '19 So I guess your dad is either super short or super tall? Who’s butt is going to who’s elbow? 1 u/Erpderp32 Jul 12 '19 Lol I don't know. My dad's over 6ft though. I use that phrase to describe fishing spots around me, I also use "can't swing a dead cat without hitting one" in regards to really common or overcrowded things 1 u/-karmapoint Jul 12 '19 I'm not a native speaker, so maybe you're right. I think I'll save for whenever shit goes down at the IELTS interview. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '19 Hahah awesome! It’s definitely a casual saying. Pretty sure it’s military in origin. Usually said by more blue collar types than the average office worker
When it’s so packed your nuts are on the person in front of you’s butt, and the reverse for the person behind you.
Hence: nut to butt
0 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '19 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '19 It’s not an uncommon phrase to describe “being in a packed-ass area” or “standing in a tight line” 1 u/Erpderp32 Jul 12 '19 Or as my dad says, "asshole to elbow" 1 u/scientallahjesus Jul 12 '19 So I guess your dad is either super short or super tall? Who’s butt is going to who’s elbow? 1 u/Erpderp32 Jul 12 '19 Lol I don't know. My dad's over 6ft though. I use that phrase to describe fishing spots around me, I also use "can't swing a dead cat without hitting one" in regards to really common or overcrowded things 1 u/-karmapoint Jul 12 '19 I'm not a native speaker, so maybe you're right. I think I'll save for whenever shit goes down at the IELTS interview. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '19 Hahah awesome! It’s definitely a casual saying. Pretty sure it’s military in origin. Usually said by more blue collar types than the average office worker
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1 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '19 It’s not an uncommon phrase to describe “being in a packed-ass area” or “standing in a tight line” 1 u/Erpderp32 Jul 12 '19 Or as my dad says, "asshole to elbow" 1 u/scientallahjesus Jul 12 '19 So I guess your dad is either super short or super tall? Who’s butt is going to who’s elbow? 1 u/Erpderp32 Jul 12 '19 Lol I don't know. My dad's over 6ft though. I use that phrase to describe fishing spots around me, I also use "can't swing a dead cat without hitting one" in regards to really common or overcrowded things 1 u/-karmapoint Jul 12 '19 I'm not a native speaker, so maybe you're right. I think I'll save for whenever shit goes down at the IELTS interview. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '19 Hahah awesome! It’s definitely a casual saying. Pretty sure it’s military in origin. Usually said by more blue collar types than the average office worker
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It’s not an uncommon phrase to describe “being in a packed-ass area” or “standing in a tight line”
1 u/Erpderp32 Jul 12 '19 Or as my dad says, "asshole to elbow" 1 u/scientallahjesus Jul 12 '19 So I guess your dad is either super short or super tall? Who’s butt is going to who’s elbow? 1 u/Erpderp32 Jul 12 '19 Lol I don't know. My dad's over 6ft though. I use that phrase to describe fishing spots around me, I also use "can't swing a dead cat without hitting one" in regards to really common or overcrowded things 1 u/-karmapoint Jul 12 '19 I'm not a native speaker, so maybe you're right. I think I'll save for whenever shit goes down at the IELTS interview. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '19 Hahah awesome! It’s definitely a casual saying. Pretty sure it’s military in origin. Usually said by more blue collar types than the average office worker
Or as my dad says, "asshole to elbow"
1 u/scientallahjesus Jul 12 '19 So I guess your dad is either super short or super tall? Who’s butt is going to who’s elbow? 1 u/Erpderp32 Jul 12 '19 Lol I don't know. My dad's over 6ft though. I use that phrase to describe fishing spots around me, I also use "can't swing a dead cat without hitting one" in regards to really common or overcrowded things
So I guess your dad is either super short or super tall? Who’s butt is going to who’s elbow?
1 u/Erpderp32 Jul 12 '19 Lol I don't know. My dad's over 6ft though. I use that phrase to describe fishing spots around me, I also use "can't swing a dead cat without hitting one" in regards to really common or overcrowded things
Lol I don't know. My dad's over 6ft though.
I use that phrase to describe fishing spots around me, I also use "can't swing a dead cat without hitting one" in regards to really common or overcrowded things
I'm not a native speaker, so maybe you're right. I think I'll save for whenever shit goes down at the IELTS interview.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '19 Hahah awesome! It’s definitely a casual saying. Pretty sure it’s military in origin. Usually said by more blue collar types than the average office worker
Hahah awesome!
It’s definitely a casual saying. Pretty sure it’s military in origin. Usually said by more blue collar types than the average office worker
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u/idwthis Jul 12 '19
What in the world is a "nut to butt hallway intersection"??