Hot tutor? - Tommy Lee Goes to College (2005) Discussion

[–] mrlefty312 19 years ago

Although the phrase 'butter face' is one of the greatest phrases in the English language, I think she's pretty damn hot...body and face. She makes me want to go to college.

But to each his own I guess.

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[–] EpicNoMore 19 years ago

yeah shes hot, definetly not a butterface, check it out more, i thought so too at first but now i see the truth

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[–] mickfoley123 19 years ago

your mom goes to college
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What movie is that from?

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[–] Indiephantom 19 years ago

I find it hilarious how hot girls are so often called "butterfaces" by hideous geeks who would be totally afraid to approach her in real life. I bet your face looks like ass, to use another expression cultivated by your pathetic excuse for a generation.

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[–] slickwilly95991 19 years ago

You would be wrong. And what exact generation would I be from by using the term?

I'm sorry I don't speak computer-ebonics, please type in English.

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[–] cheluzal 19 years ago

I thought she was pretty but not ridiculously drop-dead gorgeous that warranted slow-mo with flying hair and a melody.

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[–] Mick_Mars 19 years ago

Hmm... What does butterface mean? As I suppose it's not just a face that look's like butter(cause that would be daft) :)
(I'm from Sweden..)
And for the record, she's still hot even if she maybe may seem "fake" :)

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[–] Benjy3 19 years ago

Butterface used in a sentence would look something like this, "Man, that girl is almost perfect. Everything looks good butterface." Its used to describe a woman with a smoking body but an average or below average face. Kinda like Fergie from the Black Eye Peas. She's the classic butterface.

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[–] rpi2001 19 years ago

Butterface is usually just a noun. The tutor and Fergie aren't butterfaces.

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[–] slickwilly95991 19 years ago

Butterface is an adjective (it's describing the fact that their faces are not that great, not a person, place, or thing). And yes, Fergie and the tutor are butterfaces.

I'm sorry I don't speak computer-ebonics, please type in English.

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[–] rpi2001 19 years ago

If someone is a butterface, then butterface is a noun, not an adjective. Yes, I'm being petty, but I'm also correct.

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[–] Benjy3 19 years ago

I was just using it in a sentence so he would understand where the term came from. He thought it had something to do with butter and I felt that was the best way to explain it. The tutor isn't a butterface by the way.

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[–] grantee76 18 years ago

They showed the first episode here in Australia tonight, there is no way she is a butterface that's for sure. I really enjoyed the show too, it was 'killer'. I'll be seeing the man himself this Sunday in MOTLEY CRUE..can't wait!

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[–] kevcc36 18 years ago

I use butterface as a verb. BOY, SHE COULD REALLY LOOK HOT IF SHE HADN'T BUTTERFACED.

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[–] earthsdecay666 18 years ago

I thought she was ok looking, not the "HOT" tutor...I think the chemistry girl was much prettier

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