This is the sometimes sophomoric but always hilarious act of pulling down the rear of one's pants and displaying one's nude buttocks to another person, often an unsuspecting stranger, sometimes from a moving vehicle. Only twelve people have ever been to this location, though some people believe their visit was faked. This is both the name and setting of a movie in which Sam Rockwell's character overcomes profound existential crises by, among other things, defeating his newly discovered clone in ping-pong. The Pink Floyd album with cover art that features light refracting through a prism is called the dark side of this.
This is the sometimes sophomoric but always hilarious act of pulling down the rear of one's pants and displaying one's nude buttocks to another person, often an unsuspecting stranger, sometimes from a moving vehicle. Only twelve people have ever been to this location, though some people believe their visit was faked. This is both the name and setting of a movie in which Sam Rockwell's character overcomes profound existential crises by, among other things, defeating his newly discovered clone in ping-pong. The Pink Floyd album with cover art that features light refracting through a prism is called the dark side of this.
This is the sometimes sophomoric but always hilarious act of pulling down the rear of one's pants and displaying one's nude buttocks to another person, often an unsuspecting stranger, sometimes from a moving vehicle.