Student Bonfire Lingo For Dummies: Cut Edition
- Log
- That’s the dream, baby.
- Skid
- A twig you shove under logs you dropped in the middle of the woods and don’t feel like moving.
- Highport
- Anything marginally larger than a coffee can that could be put on the skid without getting yelled at.
- JRP
- Aww, is the wittle wed man weally angwy? wabble wabble
- JRP walk
- Like a crip walk, but less exciting – the perfect balance between a pregnant woman’s waddle and the way Popeye walks after popping a can of ‘nach.
- SRPs & DRPs
- Usually found in Leggett woods.
- Pot
- If you take this off in the woods one of the JRPs will give you a kiss.
- Wedge
- They say only chiefs are supposed to start these, but if no one’s looking who’s gonna stop you?
- Backwedge
- Something that happens every cut, usually in Krueger woods. Summons JRPs like a red Batsignal.
- Table
- Oh no, my table!
- Fall path
- A fun place for fish to stand.
- Headache
- I thought it was “heading.”
- Tractor path
- Block this whenever possible. UL will thank you!
- Toucan
- Have you found it yet? Legend has it that only Rick Perry has ever actually seen one…
- Grodes
- If your grode jeans can’t stand up by themselves by the end of the season, you weren’t working hard enough.
- Load
- WALTON LOADS (so you don’t have to).
- Cut Card
- Big Bonfire’s ploy to swindle you out of another $5.
- Fish
- They like brush. Unfortunately, they also swing like Little League players.
- Olds
- They think they’re special, but they’re really just fish with privileges.
- Brownpot
- I need a BROWNPOT, with a CHAINSAW, and an ENORMOUS, GIRTHY, INCREDIBLE personality!
- C-saw
- The Brownpots’ illegitimate children. Fish are encouraged to pet them. They like the attention.
- Greenpot
- Women
- Yellowpot
- My editors have advised me not to publish what I wanted to write.
- Ace
- A small, hairy villain. Multiple attempts on his life have resulted in defeat, for he remains living. The bounty still stands…
— Batt-atouille
The Battalion has a rat infestation, and one of these filthy rodents found its way onto our staff. We discovered him deep in the sewers under Sbisa after a long shift of hiding under the head chef’s hat. Now, he loves writing for us just as much as he loves pulling hair. When he’s not busy in the dining hall kitchen or writing articles for the other “publication” on campus, he cooks up articles for us. We’re happy to have him on our team, even though he leaves a copious amount of health code violations in his trail.