Danny Ross is a herb

[Ant_It_Fun]

Oh you guess, eh?

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Looks like I just got busted not reading the entire thread.

 

[JoeBrotheChildSpitGuzzler]

LOL, old git.

I definitely could find the audio, but I doubt anyone is disbelieving me.

You gave a kinda answer (urban dictionary - where I think you can also find the meaning of 'Brother Joe', so fair enough. I still think only dummies say it, you gotta admit it's meaningless slang, right?

I could call you a 'flibber-flabber chromedome' & put THAT on urban dictionary, it'd probably make more sense than 'herb'

EDIT: dunno why I woke-up mad about that, think some O&A autoplayed as I was sleeping in the living room, think I heard you call David a 'herb', but fair call-out for 6am behaviour

It's an insult popular in the pick up artist culture in the mid 2000's Danny was still using 10 years later like all the other slang he uses. Ironically he is the definition of a hopelessly corny loser who still says "my dude".. Now he's pretending he used it before it was cool, like that changes the fact that it's about as gay as saying YOLO in 2024

 

[fusciasomething]

"when you think you're on some next shit, but you're really on some bullshit" whoever wrote this (probably Danny) should be murdered

 

[RoTheHo69]

It's an insult popular in the pick up artist culture in the mid 2000's Danny was still using 10 years later like all the other slang he uses. Ironically he is the definition of a hopelessly corny loser who still says "my dude".. Now he's pretending he used it before it was cool, like that changes the fact that it's about as gay as saying YOLO in 2024
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yuck my guy

 

[We Have Everything]

Hey Danny! you actually made a funny, well done fella!

Now its your turn...

 

[DMAN]

It's a very early 2000's black person thing to say... And even then, it was probably leftover from a bygone era.

 

[We Have Everything]

It's a very early 2000's black person thing to say... And even then, it was probably leftover from a bygone era.

And NYC specific...no one ever used herb here, but they did (and probably still) use "goof", which meant the same thing and used the same way.