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Well, I don't think I've ever seen this thread started on this board so here goes.

How many official (or Non-Official) Rusty Bunch Terms or Acronyms can you think of? These would be terms or acronyms you have heard more than once and understand the meaning of. They also must apply to Dumping or searching for cans, not necessarily cans themselves.


I'll start with a few:

BBC-Before Beer Cans (That period in history prior to January 24th 1934)

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Mother Load- a dump of good condition, rare 30's cans

Keeper-any can you don't have on the shelf....in any condition

Feltched-when you pick up a can in a dump and pour 40-50 year old water all over yourself.

Green Meanie-a Forest Ranger

Virgin-as relates to a dump that has not been dug.

Raped-as relates to a dump that has been completely dug out.

Golden Horseshoe-used in conversation to designate an RBer that has had good luck over a period of time. This term is usually used in conjunction with the item being stuck in the RBer's posterior.

Dead Dump-no condition, no brands, no age...not worth digging.

Acid - refers to Citric or Oxalic, used to clean rusty cans.

Bentlyizing - An east coast (VA) term. It means that you are seeing cans in the woods that aren't there.

Natty Boh-refers to a National Bohemian can.

Black Betty - slang for a black Miller Beer can.

Mystery Can - a can that is so rusted you cannot identify it even after a spit shine.

Spit Shine - what you do to a can to try and identify it. i.e. Spit on it, and rub gently in an are that you think might have paint on it.

Four O'clock Follies: Finding a great dump after 4 PM in the fall, and trying to dig it all out before it gets to dark to see.

CanGod - The supreme dumper, the knower of all dump locations, the one we plead with while meditating/praying so we can find a good dump. Also the entity we swear at when we have had a bad day.

Ok, that's all I can think of right now. I know there are a lot of regional terms. What can you add to the list?


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i like the term "dump-grade"- when you dig a can that will preplace a non dug shelfer, even if nondug shelfer is in better shape.
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AO ...... area of operations

Shovel kill.... usally when you hit with your shovel, one of the best cans in the hole

Slag ...usally a 50s or 60s national brand , bud,schlitz,pabst,miller , most times not worth bringing home unless in super condition

Goose-chasing....looking for dumps without a plan or research , most times its fruitless

Mickey-Ds......breakfast and jumping off point for many a dumping trip

Dump Dance....usally when a grown man gushes with euphoria after finding killer groups of cans in a dump

Glory Hole... the one pit which produces the best cans or a vein of cans in a dump , its good practice to let your digging buds pull some cans out as well

Nuke it .......a hot batch of acid , usally used on mysterys can to knock off the most amount of rust in the shortest period of time

Turf up....uncover (Bob L term)

omniscient...... one who is all knowing when it comes to dumping beer cans, we have at least one of those guys in the club


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Some other terms that the midwest boys use.

Field Duke......taking a dump in the woods

Millerus africanus ........Black Miller

Toast...... cans that are not worth digging



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can-in-a-can
Galamba (mint can from a dump sealed inside a pickle jar)
(sound effect) da-nuh-neer-neer-neer-neer (i.e., you got a purty mouth, boy)
beer o-clock- time to stop diggin and start drinkin
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clutterf**k- dump full of big appliances and unwieldy junk
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Well here are some more terms I've heard can diggers use over the years.

can-scratcher = the four pronger used by many dumpers to dig through dumps. A term I first heard from Curt Richardson

oxalic monster = a mystery can that cleans up but looks horrible, but you can now ID it. A term used by Marc Tracy.

can wagaon = a truck or car used to go dump digging in. Source is many different guys over the years.

holy-grail = the rare label that may be found in your area. Source, is many different guys over the years.

squeeze text = A test where a can is slightly squeezed to see if enough of it is left to hold up. If the can crumbles into flakes it failed the squeeze test. Source unknown. Just used it and heard it through the years.

Grocery store brands = a term used to describe cans that are from chain stores. "The dump was full of grocery store brands." means stuff like Keg, Steinbrau, Tudor, Golden Crown etc. A term first used by my buddies in California in the 70s.

Well, I'm sure I can remember more. But not right now.

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I like "millerous africanus" never heard that term but it will stick with me now!

Others:

Implement of Destruction = Tool: 4-pronger, shovel or hoe used to dig a dump.

4-pronger = a potato rake with 4 large prongs. this is an east coast Implement of Destruction.

Treasure/goodies/finds = what we dig out of a dump and take home

Dumping Buddy(s) = the guy(s) that you take with you to help you find, dig, and bag the treasure. Treasure must be split equal ways with all dumping buddies present at the dump.

Ate up = what car batteries in dumps do to cans. (Also known as Toast, Toasted, Roasty Toasty). Cans with poor preservation can also be "ate up"

Others??????
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While you're at it....might want to document which war "pre-war" refers to!

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Down for the count - your gold bug dies!

Fools gold - any detector that's not a gold bug!

Pit Boss - the guy supervising the dig!

Pit Boy or Digger Boy - the guy doing the digging!

Lookin' for Rosie - The false feeling you get when you think every dump contains a Rosalie!

Ridin' the Tiger - same as above just insert the Tiger OI

huggin' a tree or grabbin' pine - what you do when there are no facilities around!

SOL - Sh*t out Of Luck!

FUBAR - I think we all know what this means. The worst can condition. I have a few of these on the shelf!

Rust Dust - what is left in a dump that is to far gone!

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I have to take credit for "Millerus Africanus". That one started back when Andy and I were still digging in the Ozarks.

Here's a couple more:

A "big-ugly" is a large dump full of appliances, etc. that is generally not very old and is lacking in beer cans.

"Wa-Wa-Wanah....." is a chorus that is sung to the tune of the Sanford & Son music when you encounter a run down trashy old house or trailer with lots of garbage, appliances, derelict cars, etc. littered around. Andy and I usually break into this chorus simultaneously with out prompting.
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a couple more:

Saying hello to a tree: peeing in the woods.

“Pit Dump” and “Surface Dump” are self-explainatory but then there is “scatter dump:” Using a metal detector to find individual cans along a roadside or fence where they had been tossed years ago.
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Cant believe the "midnight raid" hasnt been thrown out there yet......
what about "bugs on the nugs" meaning that unpleasant feeling of wood ticks crawling in areas that shouldnt be talked about.............
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Divvy - a can trade session, often impromptu, using whatever resources are available like the tailgate of a car in a parking lot late at night.

Skunked - An insufferably miserable day as far as the can count, typically suggesting very few cans found, none at all or only national brands, tabs and miscellaneous roadside trash.

Burning Daylight - 1. The realization that the remaining area is not producing, isn't likely to produce, the clock is ticking, and the fruits of your labor will only go sour if you don't move to greener pastures soon while you still have ambient daylight. 2. The act of wasting such time. 3. A phrase spoken in a loud, audible tone to marshal the troops to move on and not waste such time, typically uttered numerous times by the dump master. As dusk looms, the phrase is repeated more frequently until the dumpers are galvanized to act.
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Here's another one we use that I forgot.

"Flailing" is when time and effort are wasted driving around aimlessly without a solid plan. This mode is usually brought about by the frustration of not finding anything. When you realize you're flailing, it's time to slow down, re-focus, and get back on track.
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It kinda sounds like black miller cans are the Rodney Dangerfield of the cans. They get no respect. LOL

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Another one.....

A "Drop-&-Drive" is when you want to check out a place without attracting attention with the vehicle, so the driver drops another guy off and then drives away for a prescribed amount of time or until summoned back with a radio call.
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I should have waited to make a single posting. I keep thinking of more.

The "carpet" is the surface layer of roots, leaves, moss, mulch, and organic matter that you have to pull up to get at the cans underneath. It's often really like pulling back a layer of carpeting. (Not found in the arid west!)

A "socket" as in "pulling cans out of their sockets" is the semi-cylindrical impression in the dirt that has tightly enveloped the can over the years. When the can is finally extracted, it leaves the open "socket" exposed.
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Rosie & her five Sisters: Thats when you Dump a Roaslie & wonder where the other 5 are. It's never happened to me yet but someday. I did wonder where the other 5 where when I dumped one lonely Indiana Progress O/I? LEON.
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Can Treat - Another name for 'can in a can' find.

Indicator Can - Findind a Black Acme with Red 'B' indicates you are pre-WWII. Also works for finding aluminum Coors Light cans - time to move to a new hole.

Rusty Butt - The result of dirt falling on you while you are digging out a large pit.

Artifact - A PRE-BEER CAN man made object.

Death March - The point two miles (or two hours - which ever comes first) past the time when the expedition lead said 'the camp is just around the corner'.
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"Ribbed"-flats with pressure bead lid(s).
"Non ribbed"-Early flats with no pressure bead lid(s).

Used to tell your dumping partner the age of the cans you're digging.
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Pfeiffered - Stuck finding rusty Pfeiffer cans while your friend finds a tough Altes Sportsman Ale or similiar tough can

Strohszed- Insert Strohs in above defintion in place of Pfeiffer.
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"Yeah Buddy": coined by Dale Bramlette - when you buddy just unearths a killer can and shows you - also means "find one for me!"

"Digger Boy": definition 2: the guy who gets you a beer while you are pulling out '30's can out of the pit. Also takes the newly found cans back to the truck.
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A couple more we've used:

"F@#$in' A!"-When you unearth a killer can.

"F@#$in' A&B!"-when the pit yields a second killer can.

And...sacrificial lamb. The first can you hit opening a pit. Usually gets cut almost in half by your shovel. Hopefully followed by statements above.
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Here is one that I did not see:

Bullet Trip: 1-2 day trip that you travel at-least 5 hours to the dump site, dig, find cans (or not) and turn around to go home.

or something like that

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Bob

You forgot "hunker down"........the opposite of "flailing". Concentrating your search to one specific area or target and ressisting the urge to run off to another area.

How about "onesy-twosy"........ a small find of only a few scattered cans in one area without anything depth or concentrataion.
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And of course,

"Special Divvy Request" ...... an attempt by a team member to influence the natural course of the divvy usually as the result of a significant find and justified by the use of can association techniques such as ........... "I was thinking we would find one of these". ;)
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Then there's "Dump Foul"

A "dump foul" occurs when someone accidentily hacks or damages an otherwise nice can in the process of extracting it.
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Bob, Andy,

Dont forget air bisquit......... usually occurs when a hungry dumper sits down and gets his fill at a all you can eat buffet ;)

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menke wrote:clutterf**k- dump full of big appliances and unwieldy junk
Ah yes, your basic Charles Foxtrot, been there done that!
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Common nick names of unwanted 50's brands uttered when found digging....and generally followed by "Look at the color on that! Why couldn't it have been a tough brand?

Butt Wiper: Budweiser

Sh*ts: Schlitz

Nasty Boh: Natty Boh: National Bohemian


"Another f***ing Pfeiffer!" (also can insert Strohs, Goebel, Bud, Genny, Rheingold, Schaefer, Acme, Coors, etc....depending on what part of the country you're digging.)
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Why drive 12 hour one way to dig Pre-Tax Tru Blu ales, Genny 12 Horse Longopeners, Gamecock Ales, Apollos, Neuweilers Bock, and Krueger’s Baldies when you can locally drive 10 hours round trip and dig Pfeiffer, Goebel, Drewrys and Strohs?
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