Monica is upset that the stoned owner of the restaurant couldn't appreciate all the food-samples she cooked for him another night.
Monica: So I told him, "I'm sorry. That's how I feel." And he told me I harsh-ed his buzz.
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What does the "harsh-ed his buzz" mean?
Monica: So I told him, "I'm sorry. That's how I feel." And he told me I harsh-ed his buzz.
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What does the "harsh-ed his buzz" mean?
According to the http://www.urbandictionary.com:
ReplyDeleteStoner (marijuana smoking) origin. When an incident occurs that causes one disappointment after a period of happiness or contentment. Akin to "bursting a bubble."
Also: Harsh(es)(ed)(ing) my buzz
I was really excited about my new play station, but when the power went out it totally harshed my buzz.
Yes, that's right! Although 'harshed his buzz' is old 80s slang--from the southwest coast of America, I think (where marijuana usage was stereotypically higher)--which makes its appearance on the northeast coast in the 90s, spoken by a 40-year-old man, very strange.
ReplyDeleteHow great is that? Thanks!
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