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Slow up the train man 

Liz: At class today this boy told me he wanted to get my lovin. Guess what I said!
Kel: What did you do.
Liz: Slow up the train man. Take yo' nonsense, pack it in a suitcase, zip it and manage. Before I kick your booty to tune town. You can even manage the train tell yo crew your nonsense and they can believe what ever you tell them.
Kel: WTH did you just say.
Liz: What my momma would have said.
Kel; (lol) omg your something else
Liz: I know! Now, please let me have a snack woman.
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Taking the a train up town 

Where a group of 6 to 10 women get naked and standing form a line with their legs spread so as to form an upside down 'v'. This creates a tunnel of sorts. The woman in the back of the line crawls on her hands and knees giving each pussy a lick until she's reached the front of the line. Then the next woman. In the back of the line does the same and so on and so forth until every woman has been 'serviced' so to speak.
Brigit and Kayla hosted a slumber party over at kayla's house since kayla's parents were out of town. There were about. 15 of us. We played board games gossiped. And ended up. Taking the a train up town

Back Up The Train 

used to say, "hold up" or "wait a minute" or "thats not true" or to express disbelief.
1. A loud girl, Joanna is talking to a boy, Liam for the first time:
Liam: you seem really quiet Joanna
Joanna: Back up the Train! I never shut up!

2. Joanna is talking to her friend Lisa later that day:
Joanna: so I talked to Liam today!
Lisa: BACK UP THE TRAIN YOU LUCKY DUCK!

3. Lisa is talking to Rebecca later
Lisa: Rebecca you're kinda annoy-
Rebecca: Backup the train & don't let that thought out of the station!
Back Up The Train by ewitsmelala January 28, 2010

Couldn't train a choko vine to grow up a dunny wall 

Australian descriptive metaphor.

The person in question is of such incompetence or stupidity they indeed couldn't train a choko vine to grow up a dunny wall. Commonly used to refer to a dim workmate or acquaintance.

The choko (also known as a cheyote or chouchou, among others) being an extremely hardy vine fruit that, left to its own devices, will grow up virtually any surface.
The paperwork's wrong again! Honestly, that moron couldn't train a choko vine to grow up a dunny wall!
Noun, verb, or adjetive
Right direction; things finally going your way after putting in all the hard work. Payoff, payday, especially after a long hardship in life or a game.
Antonym: downtrain
Well baby, life is going our way! We are on the uptrain!
Uptrain by Dr.OzzyPepper December 12, 2025