Aug 172011
 

Speedo Shock Syn­drome (noun) \spee-doh shok sin-drohm\ – A female’s irra­tional fear of lay­ing eyes upon a male in a Speedo swim­suit who is not an Olympic gold medal­ist swim­mer or a Chippendale’s dancer.

Exam­ple:  When the sexy Euro­pean she had been chat­ting with on the beach stripped down to his Speedo to sun­bathe, Kim shielded her eyes with her arms and fled to the sand dunes, as if the sight of his bikini-clad body would turn her to stone.

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  4 Responses to “Word Up Wednesday: Speedo Shock Syndrome”

  1. Ah, Jef, this brings to mind the time, when my brother and I were walk­ing down a beach in Israel and saw a red-haired part-werewolf in noth­ing but a Speedo. I mean the man was COVERED in curly red fur, errr, I mean hair. Clearly it scarred me for life…

    • Saman­tha, I’m still try­ing to imag­ine a red-haired part-werewolf on a beach in Israel; I’ll have to get back with you later on the rest of the sentence.

  2. Shouldn’t that be anyone’s irra­tional fear? I’d prob­a­bly run scream­ing if I saw David Has­sel­hoff ambling towards me wear­ing a speedo.

  3. Per­haps, Greg, but I’d prob­a­bly just laugh and point.

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