Info you might want to know
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What Boof is:
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The word, "boof," is a word that means anything and everything. It can be a bad thing, such as, "oh boof, I got an F!" Or, it can be a good thing, such as, "Boof! Kelly thinks I'm hot!" Boof can be used as a verb, noun, adjective, adverb, and yes, a participle. This word describes anything you want it to. Confusion: "That was really boofed up." Anger: "You better watch your back. I'd hate to boof you up." Fear: "this thing is starting to really boof me out!" Other such expressions can be made to using boof. You just have to use your imagination.
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What Boof isn't:
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Now, over the course of time, people have tried to point a certain definition to "boof." Not a bad try, the only problem is, there is no definition. We always find people trying to figure out what boof is. When this occurs, rumors start. I remember at one point in time, the protectors almost got into some trouble with the law because a rumor was being spread around saying that the word boof meant something bad. Something that, lets just say, nobody would approve of. Now, some of you might be wondering, "well, if it means anything, then why doesn't it mean some things?" That's not what we meant. What we're getting at is that boof can mean that, but that is not "what it means." Boof is very flexible. It doesn't have a meaning carved in stone such as the word, salamander. What other meanings can you think of for the word salamander? I thought so.
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