The phrase "a bad buddy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a friend or companion who is not supportive or who engages in negative behavior.
Example: "I thought he was my friend, but he turned out to be a bad buddy who never had my back."
Alternatives: "a poor friend" or "a bad companion".
But the bad Buddy sometimes gets the better of the good Buddy.
"Things look really bad, buddy," said stall holder Donatos Passaris, 38, standing in front of a long bench of vibrators, lotions and other items.
He was one of the cornerstones of Columbia's resurgence in the 1970s". Begelman was hired in 1979 to head the MGM studio, where he oversaw the making of such costly flops as "Pennies From Heaven" and "Buddy, Buddy". After a bad run, he was fired by MGM/UA Chairman Frank Rothman, who years earlier was the lawyer who defended him in the check forging case.
He was one of the cornerstones of Columbia's resurgence in the 1970s". Begelman was hired in 1979 to head up the MGM studio, where he oversaw the making of such costly flops as "Pennies From Heaven" and "Buddy, Buddy". After a bad run, he was fired by MGM/UA Chairman Frank Rothman, who years earlier was the lawyer who defended him in the check forging case.
Although the sums were relatively small, the principle was important, since, Gerald says, the payout would have set a "bad precedent of rewarding buddies [of management]." The measure was voted down.
Not a bad reason to be buddies with your colleagues.
On the golf course in Texas, with my usual group of buddies, a bad shot on a particularly bad day will be accompanied by at least one of George Carlin's "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television".
I based this suspicion off the night my buddy Bol had a bad trip. .
It's not a bad idea to have a workout buddy.
It was, he let me know, a bad moment for him and his buddies.
