Getting froggy wit it?

Oh, [Florida tag]. I do so less than 3 you.

and thus the policy of "pre-emptive warfare" was explained.

Toadaly not over-reacting.

I just read an article about Drew Peterson where someone was quoted as saying "some inmates will want to get froggy" with him (in jail).

What is it with the froggys lately? I've never heard this before, and now twice in one day.

Leave the French out of this.

It's a Southern expression, when you want the opponent to hit first
Usually goes like this:

"you look froggy, jump biatch"

The reply is

"you don't have a hair on your ass"

He was going to run into the street and dodge traffic?

Bocasio: It's a Southern expression, when you want the opponent to hit first
Usually goes like this:

"you look froggy, jump biatch"

The reply is

"you don't have a hair on your ass"

It's pretty common up here in Vermont too. It's usage is usually something like:

"Well asshole, if you feel froggy, why don't you just jump?"

Sounds pretty reasonable to me.

Yay, a Fear of a Black Hat thread!!!

Ice Froggy Frog

Trailer people have their own language, like carnies and prisoners.

Most states put fluoride in their water supply. I think Florida adds meth, just to keep things interesting.

To be fair, batshiat insane is the best defense against a "froggy" opponent...

DNRTFA, but isn't "borrowing without permission" stealing? I'd be froggy too, whatever the hell that means.

Mambo Bananapatch: DNRTFA, but isn't "borrowing without permission" stealing? I'd be froggy too, whatever the hell that means.

you should read the article; it sounds like it came out of a spentmiles post.

And then they jump ugly?

/not, repeat NOT 'bump uglies'

NutWrench: Asked why he did it, the report states, Barney told deputies, "while I was talking with Curtis, it looked like he was going to get froggy. That is the only way I can describe it."

I've heard a lot of really weird local expressions but seriously?

That's not local, its redneck speak. The first time I heard it I was out in Missouri and I was trying to break a oncoming fight, I had to ask what he meant when he said "you feeling froggy? Let's jump...." I actually had to ask wtf he meant.

obscure?

mod3072: Most states put fluoride in their water supply. I think Florida adds meth, just to keep things interesting.

Well, that would certainly explain why I've always had difficulty sleeping.

AAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!
/Pluck it, biatch

doglover: HELLO MY BABY! HELLO MY HONEY! HELLO MY RAG TIME GAL!

Came for this.

Walker: [img.photobucket.com image 541x761]

Damn you!

/came for this though
//lol
///+1

perigee: [michelesworld.net image 401x400]
AAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!
/Pluck it, biatch

WHOA!!!! You brought back a lot of memories with that pic!

Hiya gang! hiya! hiya! hiya!

What was that soda he used to mock mercilessly?

How does one borrow food? Isn't that kind of like borrowing toiler paper? Either way, you don't want it back.

Guy attacks his neighbor's trailer with a cinder block after he borrowed some food without permission. When asked why, guy explains, "it looked like he was going to get froggy"

That is a mess of a sentence subby. You left off the punctuation and implied that the person who stole the food also tore apart a trailer, and you did it all in a headline. That's some fine work there, Lou.

Man attacks his neighbor's trailer with a cinder block after the neighbor borrowed some food without permission. When asked why, guy explains, "it looked like he was going to get froggy."

Pasco County needs its own FARK tag.

Mishno: Bocasio: It's a Southern expression, when you want the opponent to hit first
Usually goes like this:

"you look froggy, jump biatch"

The reply is

"you don't have a hair on your ass"

It's pretty common up here in Vermont too. It's usage is usually something like:

"Well asshole, if you feel froggy, why don't you just jump?"

THIS in California too.

"The deputy asked him to take off his hat and sunglasses. The man continued to insist his name was Curtis."

http://www.nwfdailynews.com/articles/good-52261-okaloosa-county.html

"Curtis Leatherberry told deputies he grabbed a soda and a pastry from the house next door. It was an agreement he had with his neighbor. He didn't think there would be any trouble."

http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/crime/borrowed-food-becomes - breaking-point-for-new-port-richey-neighbors/1251255

Gee that Drew Curtis gets around, doesn't he?

///Curtis trifecta in play

borrowed without permission? lmao is that the new politically correct way to say he stole it?