It means “Monkey Fat.” My mom used to call us that when (rarely) she was being affectionate.
I had to learn German before I realized where she’d got it; it means “Ape (goose, cooking) grease.” Kind of like the “Washee” (“The lard we put in stew.”) in Thunderheart, to mean “good boy.”
What’s with telling a child “Oh, you’re so chubby and cute I could just eat you right up!”?
If it wouldn’t be assault on a higher ranking officer, I would take that bottle and smash it in his face XI
I still say a certain mute needs to whack that creep with his dinosaur. Then he can woo her in his own way dammit lol
ick. Does he order that grease by the kilo or the gallon?
KS Claw: Well, in a way, she does. Just stay with us.
Jathis: It’s all about the fraternization — a big no no in all militaries, which, you must remember, have the mindset of the Victorian era. Believe me, there are some very stringent laws in these old armies for the protection of women. It’s gonna get fun!
hawoolve: By the metric ton, I think…
Can’t wait, Donna!
blackcatx3: If this doesn’t scare people from joining the army, I don’t know what will. It’s one thing to think it’s all getting to kill other people for sport — it’s quite another to learn about all the obnoxious little mannerly bits that teenagers really don’t like.