Foofarah Edit Meaning

1.

a gathering of friends with the common goal of story telling and boose drinking, emphasis being the story telling aspect. typically guests bring a bottle (or several) of wine, and tell a story whilst their bottle is being passed around the table. and from personal experience, it's best to be one of the first to tell a story...no one is paying attention by the 4th or 5th story/bottle of wine :)

it is believed the phrase originated in boston.

what kind of wine are you bringing to the foofarah?

See drunk

2.

a dust-up over a triviality. Compare argle-bargle (Brit., also argy-bargy): a serious disagreement.

Kent Brockman (newscaster on The Simpsons): "Union confrontation. Argle-bargle or foofarah?"