The phrase "about the buddy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or providing information related to a friend or companion.
Example: "We had a great time reminiscing about the buddy who always made us laugh during our college days."
Alternatives: "regarding the friend" or "concerning the companion".
When we tell him about the buddy scheme, his eyes light up.
I will have more to say about the buddy system once the update goes live, so check back shortly for that, which should hopefully be by the end of the day.
Why, oh why, can't we stop thinking about the buddy movie we've started directing in our heads called Breaking Basil where get up to a helluva lotta mischief and some good old fashioned fun —bar fights!
He was also upset about the buddies in his unit who died in the massive IED (improvised explosive device) attack on his twenty-second birthday, and about the associated failures in leadership.
The safety page of the city's official river recreation site is all about vests, helmets, and the buddy system, which suggests to me that they're not worried about someone getting sick from the water.
The caverns had been upgraded since my last visit, about the time Buddy Holly introduced the world to Peggy Sue.
I'm talking about the CuddleBag, buddy. .
Companion, a new app for anyone worried about walking home alone, promotes the buddy system by letting users choose "companions" -- people in their contacts who they can choose to track their location as they journey home.
Katzenberg is not concerned, however, about the restaurant buddying up with a competitor.
As a creator, you get to choose what the series is about, so sorry, buddy.
There was the one about his buddy the sheriff shouting on the phone during Katrina, trying to shake off the heavy hand of government, which was apparently holding back a flotilla of private rescue boats.
