Its an idiom referencing Moby ****. You use it to reference something you're pretty much obsessed with that you keep pursuing but never catch. If NT taught me anything, its to learn to keep it moving..
She gets me napkins, has to make like 3 trips for napkins because of all the water Finally get it cleaned up and continue eating, as we are finishing, she spills her water all over herself and the floor I get her napkins and just look at her like 
I told you these tables are too small.
^^^what in the world kind of response is that
" oh.....are you ok?......i hope there is nothing wrong.....no , really if you are feeling a little sick i am so sorry. i am concerned .....but here, just put it in there"
like ...wut?
@ yall overlooking the metaphorical literary reference of a white whale
"White Whale" refers to the fact you never reached/obtained your goal in the end. And goes deeper with the toll the pursuit takes on you (e.g., getting **** faced). "Great White Buffalo" is about the object of desire. Much like when we say a pair of shoes is our "Holy Grail." Its our ultimate desire and actually obtainable. Just hard to come by...
. In fact the exact opposite
"White Whale" refers to the fact you never reached/obtained your goal in the end. And goes deeper with the toll the pursuit takes on you (e.g., getting **** faced). "Great White Buffalo" is about the object of desire. Much like when we say a pair of shoes is our "Holy Grail." Its our ultimate desire and actually obtainable. Just hard to come by...
And no, I have not been beasting over no fat white girl
