So would you?

DJ7203 · July 2015

I would! I would even do cartwheels haha!

Mr_Stabbems · July 2015

yeah thats not a hard choice.

missamy510 · July 2015

Ive run across the street butt naked. Id do it now walking for that much cash (especially easy as it is 3am). ..is it "butt naked" or "buck naked"? Thats the question

DJ7203 · July 2015

missamy510 wrote: »

Ive run across the street butt naked. Id do it now walking for that much cash (especially easy as it is 3am). ..is it "butt naked" or "buck naked"? Thats the question

What's the difference? lol

JONZ64 · July 2015

Yes, I have two kids in college right now!!

and below is the Butt vs Buck explained

Buck naked, butt naked

No one knows the exact origins of buck naked, which means completely naked, but the American Heritage Dictionary says it’s from the U.S. South. The earliest example we can find in historical Google News searches (which of course are very limited) is from 1915, and the term gradually becomes more common as the century progresses.

Despite what some sources say, butt naked is not wrong. It’s just a newer form. Even that is disputed, though, as some have conjectured that the buck in buck naked was originally an alteration of butt. Still, the earliest instances of butt naked we can find are from the 80s.

Plus, both buck naked and butt naked are slang terms, and you’re not likely to see either used in earnest in any type of formal text. When it comes to slang terms, colloquialisms, and idioms, questions of right and wrong are irrelevant because these things by definition don’t conform to any so-called standard English. So if you’re going to use buck naked or butt naked, it’s safe to use the one you like better.

On the web, butt naked is more common than buck naked by a ratio of about three to one. In searches covering edited content, though, buck naked is far more common, which suggests that many writers and editors consider it the more acceptable form