"I'm your huckleberry" seems like an unusually erotic threat to issue

[Bucky]

It's like saying "Put up your dukes, boy, I'll be your jasmine" or "It's time to throwdown, my cuddlebunny." I just think the phrase sends a mixed message.

[Bucky]

1. For an alternative explanation, go here

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hucklebearer

[In_The_Wind]

2. Interesting reference point

[Locut0s]

6. The rabbit one needs a subcaption...

Don't give a fuck. Rabbits never do :p

[AnneD]

3. You could say...

I'm your dingle berry....but that REALLY sends a mixed message.

[Tom Ripley]

4. "Dance partner" (that clever lunger was all about the irony)

[Tuesday Afternoon]

5. urban dictionary, should have known. i want to start a rural dictionary.

let all those city folks know how we break it down country style.