"Snuff Queen"?
Bob McCarthy
"Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw". I suspect coke...any
confirmation?
Thanks...
... Bob
Craig Self
> Thanks...
> ... Bob
Nope to dope. I think I read in the FAQ that it was a reference to
some kind of woman who "snuffed" any requests of the carnal nature. I
may be wrong, but I think that's what it was.
Craig
CTrem48815
films, one of the participants is actually killed on film in a sadistic
way. Pretty sick.
Heather L. Lail
> Bob McCarthy <b5...@usa1.com> wrote:
>
> > Okay, I confess. I have never known what a "snuff queen" was in
> >"Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw". I suspect coke...any
> >confirmation?
>
> some kind of woman who "snuffed" any requests of the carnal nature. I
> may be wrong, but I think that's what it was.
>
> Craig
I always thought it was like a stripper or a skin-flick chick? Like in
"snuff magazines"? That's just what I always thought? Correct/Not???
Heather
Bob Saftenberg
From the Jimmy Buffett FAQ:
Why Don't We Get Drunk: Snuff Queen
A snuff queen was a country music "groupie" that enjoyed the music
scene and had a reputation of casual sexual encounters. The term
has also been used to describe a prostitute.
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- Jimmy Buffett
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Bob Saftenberg
>
> A snuff Queen is a woman who stars in pornographic snuff films. In these
> films, one of the participants is actually killed on film in a sadistic
> way. Pretty sick.
--
Rob Kowalski
>
> Okay, I confess. I have never known what a "snuff queen" was in
>"Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw". I suspect coke...any
>confirmation?
>
> ... Bob
Yep, that's right, cocaine.
John B
>> > Okay, I confess. I have never known what a "snuff queen" was in
>> >"Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw". I suspect coke...any
>> >confirmation?
>>
>> some kind of woman who "snuffed" any requests of the carnal nature. I
>> may be wrong, but I think that's what it was.
>>
>> Craig
>
>I always thought it was like a stripper or a skin-flick chick? Like in
>"snuff magazines"? That's just what I always thought? Correct/Not???
>
>Heather
Excerpt from: Jimmy Buffett Scrapbook, Mark Humphrey with Harris Levine
Unless you were part of the Nashville scene twenty-some years ago, the songs references to the object of its lust as a possible 'snu=
ff queen' may need explaining. John Grissim's Country Music: White Man's Blues has a chapter, Snuff Queens and Cheap Thrills, which=
defines the country groupie: "...in just about every town where an act may perform there's bound to be several gals who not only l=
ove singin' cowboys and anybody who has anything to do with them, but who also desire the anonymity of casual sexual encounters...Co=
untry music people call them snuff queens...
There's more, but persons under 18 may be reading...
John B
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TAMU89
>> I suspect coke...
>> I think it was a reference to some kind of woman who "snuffed" any
requests of the carnal nature.
>>A snuff Queen is a woman who stars in pornographic snuff films.
Just to add my interpretation, I have always heard the term used to
describe a woman who dips snuff (the Copenhagen or Skoal variety), and
connotes a woman who is a bit rough, possibly intimidating, but who might
still hold allure when intoxicated.
Harold Paulson
"Heather L. Lail" <heat...@acpub.duke.edu> wrote:
> > Bob McCarthy <b5...@usa1.com> wrote:
> >
> > > Okay, I confess. I have never known what a "snuff queen" was in
> > >"Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw". I suspect coke...any
> > >confirmation?
> >
> > Nope to dope. I think I read in the FAQ that it was a reference to
> > some kind of woman who "snuffed" any requests of the carnal nature. I
> > may be wrong, but I think that's what it was.
> >
> > Craig
>
> I always thought it was like a stripper or a skin-flick chick? Like in
> "snuff magazines"? That's just what I always thought? Correct/Not???
Uhg. The purpetual thread. Same answers every time too. A "Snuff Queen"
is just country music coloquialism for a groupie. It spread to also mean
"hooker" This and other useless and wonderful information can be found in
the a.f.j-b FAQ. You can get it at
http://www.homecom.com/buffett/
which is a great place for all info Buffett.
- H
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Sara Allison
of the song.
JolyMonBob
Lowell Adams
JCChumney
is literal, describing women who dip snuff.
jcc
RumRunner
I thought it meant a cocaine user...
Live and learn...
Lance Dong
(JCChumney) wrote:
I believe that I read in the book that came with the boxed set "Beaches,
Bars, Boats and Ballads" Jimmy explains that a "Snuff Queen" is a country
music groupie, who has a penchant for easy casual sex.
zig...@gmail.com
> Okay, I confess. I have never known what a "snuff queen" was in
> "Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw". I suspect coke...any
> confirmation?
>
> ... Bob
A Snuff Queen is a Girl who has sex for Cocaine.
revedw...@gmail.com
John Meggers
> snuff queen is (or at least was in the late fifties/early sixties) believed to refer to a female country music "groupie" with a reputation for casual sexual encounters. This may include Country/Wetern groupies. Has no connection to "snuff films" (How could she be a snuff film queen and be with Jimmy?, and I don't think he was singing about necrophilia) a snuff film participant can only perform once
John