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What slang term did you learn as a kid that is no longer in use?
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Going back to real young, no one calls their ass a “heinie” anymore.
Semi-related, I've always liked the Weezer lyric "Somebody's Heinie is crowding my icebox".
It's a great vague double-entendre, IMO.
Sublime, not Weezer. But yes, great line!
Wait what? No, it's from Undone (The Sweater Song)!
Or am I coming down with the 'heimers?
Edit: It's actually Say It Ain't So. Alzheimers confirmed.
Shoot, my bad. I don't know why my brain told me Sublime, but you're obviously correct. Say it ain't so...
Au contraire.
I knew a kid in high-school with the last name Haney. You can bet your whole ass we all called him Hiney all four years.