The act of receiving something valuable from another person who worked very hard to improve or repair it, promising to treat the thing well, then treating it shabbily and tossing it aside.
“I gave that antique sewing machine I restored to my cousin because he said he’d take care of it for me. Then he turned around and pawned it a week later. I don’t understand why he would Muleshoe me like that.”
A person of poverty (similar to those in the movie Deliverance), who believes he/she knows everything about the world and life while looking down on others. Muleshoes can typically be found with mullets, missing teeth, dirty fingernails, wearing torn dirty white shirts, or living in old rusty trailers.
Words from a Muleshoe: “Muleshoe? Muleshoe? You call youselves fishermen? What’re you boys from Lansing?”
Words from a Muleshoe: “Muleshoe? Muleshoe? You call youselves fishermen? What’re you boys from Lansing?”
“Did you hear that hick at the corner store pontificating to those guys about fishing? Man, what a muleshoe!”
by Dagger June 19, 2006