It’s a rather stretched synonym for “wormfood”. However, in a case such as this my prime suspect would be over-reliance on a spellchecker.
StevoRsays
Well technically we’re all made star dust not butt dust at least according to Carl Sagan and especially applying to the heavier elements created in supernovae though I guess everything other than Hydrogen, Helium and some Lithium came from stellar nucleosynthesis of some kind, memory serving..
Also LOL. Classic! ;-)
Ketil Tveitensays
StevoR @2: if you do the math on the probabilities that any given atom in a human body has once been a part of, erm, butt dust, you’ll find the pamphlet isn’t wrong.
I’m going on down to Yasgur’s farm
I’m going to join in a rock ‘n’ roll band
I’m going to camp out on the land
I’m going to try an’ get my soul free
We are buttstardust
We are golden
And we’ve got to get ourselves
Back to the garden
John Moralessays
‘butt’ as an euphemism for buttocks is particular to the USA, far as I can tell.
Around here it would be ‘arse’, ‘bum’, ‘rump’ or similar. But not butt.
(I grant that, given the USA’s cultural ubiquity, most people are aware of that usage)
It’s a rather stretched synonym for “wormfood”. However, in a case such as this my prime suspect would be over-reliance on a spellchecker.
Well technically we’re all made star dust not butt dust at least according to Carl Sagan and especially applying to the heavier elements created in supernovae though I guess everything other than Hydrogen, Helium and some Lithium came from stellar nucleosynthesis of some kind, memory serving..
Also LOL. Classic! ;-)
StevoR @2: if you do the math on the probabilities that any given atom in a human body has once been a part of, erm, butt dust, you’ll find the pamphlet isn’t wrong.
‘butt’ as an euphemism for buttocks is particular to the USA, far as I can tell.
Around here it would be ‘arse’, ‘bum’, ‘rump’ or similar. But not butt.
(I grant that, given the USA’s cultural ubiquity, most people are aware of that usage)
Interesting