Or is it just a made-up Bump word that's fun to say? I only ask because I just called Carrie Prejean a twatwaffle on my FB page and would be mildly mortified if it ended up being some actual super-vulgar expression akin to 'cvnt.'
watwaffle (twat-wah-full):
n.1 An elitist; someone unaware of their own limitations and highly critical of others.
n.2 A general prick. See: douchebag, n00b.
v.1 To ban; to totally pwn.
"That Tom Cruise is such a twatwaffle."
or...
"I was twatwaffled by @Blue-Six....it hurt, a lot."
occurs when a woman wears tight jeans without underwear and the hard
seams painfully mash themselves into her undercarriage, leaving an
angry red waffle-like pattern.
When Jerri first heard of what getting a twatwaffle was, things just got real for her.
watwaffle (twat-wah-full):
n.1 An elitist; someone unaware of their own limitations and highly critical of others.
n.2 A general prick. See: douchebag, n00b.
v.1 To ban; to totally pwn.
"That Tom Cruise is such a twatwaffle."
or...
"I was twatwaffled by @Blue-Six....it hurt, a lot."
occurs when a woman wears tight jeans without underwear and the hard
seams painfully mash themselves into her undercarriage, leaving an
angry red waffle-like pattern.
When Jerri first heard of what getting a twatwaffle was, things just got real for her.
watwaffle (twat-wah-full):
n.1 An elitist; someone unaware of their own limitations and highly critical of others.
n.2 A general prick. See: douchebag, n00b.
v.1 To ban; to totally pwn.
"That Tom Cruise is such a twatwaffle."
or...
"I was twatwaffled by @Blue-Six....it hurt, a lot."
occurs when a woman wears tight jeans without underwear and the hard
seams painfully mash themselves into her undercarriage, leaving an
angry red waffle-like pattern.
When Jerri first heard of what getting a twatwaffle was, things just got real for her.
FWIW, I wouldn't use the word "twat" in polite company. (And by "polite company", I mean my parents. LOL)
Yeah, me neither. But 'twatwaffle' just seems like such a silly, harmless word next to 'twat,' which just sounds vulgar. So I went there. Oh well. My mom is one of my FB friends but she probably doesn't know what a twatwaffle is and wouldn't be scandalized by it (or my use of it) even if she did. And only one of my FB friends seems to have taken offense so far, and that seems to be centered more around my opinion of Carrie Prejean in general, rather than my use of the word 'twatwaffle.'
watwaffle (twat-wah-full): n.1 An elitist; someone unaware of their own limitations and highly critical of others. n.2 A general prick. See: douchebag, n00b. v.1 To ban; to totally pwn.
"That Tom Cruise is such a twatwaffle." or... "I was twatwaffled by @Blue-Six....it hurt, a lot."
occurs when a woman wears tight jeans without underwear and the hard seams painfully mash themselves into her undercarriage, leaving an angry red waffle-like pattern.
When Jerri first heard of what getting a twatwaffle was, things just got real for her.
Re: Is 'twatwaffle' a real word?
This made me laugh!
Urban dictionary:
n.1 An elitist; someone unaware of their own limitations and highly critical of others.
n.2 A general prick. See: douchebag, n00b.
v.1 To ban; to totally pwn.
or...
"I was twatwaffled by @Blue-Six....it hurt, a lot."
#3-ROFL
:giggles:
Personally, I prefer "twatlobster", but it seems to have fallen out of current vogue lately.
FWIW, I wouldn't use the word "twat" in polite company. (And by "polite company", I mean my parents. LOL)
Yeah, me neither. But 'twatwaffle' just seems like such a silly, harmless word next to 'twat,' which just sounds vulgar. So I went there. Oh well. My mom is one of my FB friends but she probably doesn't know what a twatwaffle is and wouldn't be scandalized by it (or my use of it) even if she did. And only one of my FB friends seems to have taken offense so far, and that seems to be centered more around my opinion of Carrie Prejean in general, rather than my use of the word 'twatwaffle.'