Ever seen "bonkers" used to mean "radio buttons"?

Here’s a silly one. Has anybody ever heard the word “bonkers” used to mean “radio buttons”? I heard it in a dream and wondered if my subconscious made it up or if I really heard it somewhere.

The specific usage was “Bill Clinton can sew that up for you. Right now he’s adding agreement bonkers to our website. He’ll be along in a minute.”

Don’t ask me.

Don’t go nuts researching this. I’ve dreamt words before. I once spent weeks trying to find where I’d seen a paragraph about “pharic noise” (yes, that’s an “r”), which, if it existed, would refer to meaningless words like “hello.” Another time I actually dreamt the dictionary entry for “stil,” which meant something like “stylus” until the death of St. Peter, after which it came to mean “fishook.” I bet Freud would love both of those.

Yeah, I dream about reading the dictionary. The collective yawn induced by that revelation just… oh never mind.

No.

To me, bonkers means nuts, crazy, loony, silly.

Ditto.

Yeah, me too, although I’ve heard “bonk” as an onomatopoeic word for “hit” or “strike,” which I think is how my brain associated it with radio buttons (things you bonk). It seemed just possible that I’d heard it somewhere. But if not, no matter.