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I believe this is a slightly risqué reference to sexual gratification. More upon request. -faldage
Thank-you-ma'am:
1. phrase, Brit. a considerate commemt to a Lady for a kindness given.
2. vulgar, Amer. Chiefly used by Faldage and his cronies. circa 1958. As used..." Naw man, weren't no romance, you know me- Bip Bam, Thank you Ma'am -and I was back in the truck,"
3. current slang Amer. a speedbreaker, sometimes humorously equated with Faldage's 'Bip Bam'.
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