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Haha ^^^
That was really clever - crazy how he came up with that.I disabled signatures. -
So, "Boy! Girl! Naked squirrel!" comes from childhood days - that is, 70s and 80s. The way it worked was, one of your friends would do something you didn't like, and you'd go, "Boy!", as in, "You fool! , Hast thou lost thine mind?!?" Everyone's done this. But your friend's comeback to you calling him a boy would be, "Girl!". Not to be outdone, nor to let your friend have the final word, you'd go, "Naked squirrel!"
It could start off as a near-fight sometimes. Maybe you'd go back and forth some more, and throw matchbox car giving your friend a bloody eyebrow cut, or take your stuff and go home. But then other times, you'd wind up laughing and be friends again after naked squirrel.
But then sometimes this exchange could happen between different groups of kids and could certainly be slung with such a tone so as to be taken as extremely insulting. And so the situation could devolve into throwing rocks, or a plain old fight, likely between the two kids who got named, "girl" and "naked squirrel". This is what started all the trouble in the film The Warriors.
Surprisingly, I only found one instance of this on the World Wide Webternet.
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