A fork of Rural Dictionary
Tiny little insects that one never sees, but knows are there; they have been, are, and will forever more be denied nightly meals.
(said before bed) "Don't let the bedbugs bite!"
Writers of op-eds with really shitty takes. Primarily named Bret Stephens
The New York Times has a serious bedbug infestation.
The modern-day version of the Black Plague.
The only difference between bedbugs and the black plague is that the plague kills you with fevers and sores, while bedbugs make you itch to death.
They live in your padded furniture and feed off your blood and are almost impossible to exterminate.
"I would rather gargle buckshot than have bedbugs." "Bedbugs are to furniture what crackheads are to ghettos." "Bedbugs are the reason we had to move and get rid of our couches." "Bedbugs are a biological weapon." "Goodnight, sleep tight. Don't let the bedbugs bite."