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Ljswave Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Would you explain about what "up the butt" means in the line?

"I've got vision up the butt, so just go with it."

Would you explain about what the underlined means?
  

Top answer

" Don't use it in a formal situation or in polite company. ]

— Philip

  • " Don't use it in a formal situation or in polite company.
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It's a very crude way of saying "I have more vision (great ideas) than you can imagine." Don't use it in a formal situation or in polite company. [****= rear-end.]
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Hello, Philip
I appreciate your clear answer.
I'm going to add the extra explanation about up the ****
Philip[****= rear-end.]

up the ****

  • An awful lot of something, probably too much of it.
    He's got ema
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Lol I thought it mean't one had explosive diarrhea.

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