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* Why is it that "[[Butt Monkey]]" and "Ass Monkey" mean two completely different things, despite having almost identical names and "butt and "ass" being synonyms? |
* Why is it that "[[Butt Monkey]]" and "Ass Monkey" mean two completely different things, despite having almost identical names and "butt and "ass" being synonyms? |
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** Etymology: "[[Butt Monkey]]" = a guy who's the butt of every joke. "Ass Monkey" = a guy who's an ass (coming from "Dumbass" rather than "[[Jerkass]]"), but in a funny way. |
** Etymology: "[[Butt Monkey]]" = a guy who's the butt of every joke. "Ass Monkey" = a guy who's an ass (coming from "Dumbass" rather than "[[Jerkass]]"), but in a funny way. |
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Revision as of 05:49, 8 December 2013
- Why is it that "Butt Monkey" and "Ass Monkey" mean two completely different things, despite having almost identical names and "butt and "ass" being synonyms?
- Etymology: "Butt Monkey" = a guy who's the butt of every joke. "Ass Monkey" = a guy who's an ass (coming from "Dumbass" rather than "Jerkass"), but in a funny way.