abridged funkadeuc glossary M . . - u.iiL.it. »n*. thn hoot nf PVP.rvtl rnwHiiiidi! A-1: quickie for ‘What’s happening?” B-2: “Let’s check each ;dii other out ..." BONDO CONDO: high priced apartment. Mil ■ ir. i COSMIC SLOP: survival ;TiamilLM» gig, big city hustle. Working for the mahn. E.T.: a personal problem .nniiKPJ' (as in ego tripping). FUNK-A-LOGICAL: something thats perfectly unwHiKii! imii* iTTiMinillll! clear before you understand it. Once you understand it - it makes no sense. FUNKASAURUS: veteran P-Funk fan, circa 1970 I FUNKAKAZI: oriental Funkateer. GEEPIE: a youngblood Funkateer age 1 to 10 ;iii: I G-3. a foxy lady with I skinny legs. I KRAZOID: a socially I unacceptable Funkateer. I LUNCHBOX: a portable iitr.i* I tape/radio player. ass Hr WSTTi in* I rlir. I I MAGGOT BRAIN: flashy. I Hendrixian guitar player. fQffrjntWr iMvn* illllf*lfl! I MUCKLE HEAD: a poobutt I personality; a fool. lIUKI* I OZEEP LAYER: heart. iKTaiiarmi l tail# ir. I PULL-A-TICS: an inside IB* ■ connection; ass-kiss I situation or bribe. P’: the best of everything (except that of Electric Spankic nature). SPLANK: funk formula for bustin’ loose! Anti-toxin for Electric Spanking. SPLANK DECADE: 1980-1990 A.D. THUMPASAURUS PEOPLE, foot stamping, hand clap Funkateers. U.F.O. (Universal Funk Object): for instance George Clinton. ,i< i ULTRA WAVE laid-back, sleazy-serious Funk. Splank to-the-9th-power. ZERO-LOID. professional Sir Nose or Dozo. ZEE-BARGE: a car or van with a custom paint job. ZONE OF ZERO FUNKATIVITY: the space and place wherever Funk is a virtual zero.
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Rip It Up, Issue 62, 1 September 1982, Page 2
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