Be willing to go all the way with something. Refers to the mixed martial arts cage and the kind of hardcore punishment competitors are willing to face. Sometimes used to over-dramatize skirmishes.
Lisa was angry that Beth wanted to see Harry Potter instead of Sex and the City and was ready to take it to the cage.
Our manager said we had to switch to green Post-Its, but Bill took it to the cage and won. We still get to use the yellow ones.
Our manager said we had to switch to green Post-Its, but Bill took it to the cage and won. We still get to use the yellow ones.
by Eric Maan February 09, 2010
A tanning bed.
Helga stopped popping herself into the skin toaster after the salon added the government's ten-percent tax. Now she feeds her melanoma outdoors.
by Eric Maan July 31, 2010
Shrugging the shoulders and raising the hands with palms to the sky to show you have no idea whatsoever about the topic at hand.
by Eric Maan November 23, 2009
Larry: Where's that lazy bastard Nigel today?
Gerald: He took a sick day.
Larry: After all that faux activity in the past weeks, he must be churned out.
Gerald: He took a sick day.
Larry: After all that faux activity in the past weeks, he must be churned out.
by Eric Maan July 17, 2009
A pitch adjustment knob on a mixing board used to bring out-of-tune singers back into key. Named for the heavy metal car wreck Ozzy Osbourne.
Sound Engineer. Jeez Bill, that sounded like someone strangling a sick cat.
Producer: Yeah, if she only sang as good as she looks.
Sound Engineer: Time for the Ozzy knob.
Producer: Yeah, if she only sang as good as she looks.
Sound Engineer: Time for the Ozzy knob.
by Eric Maan July 17, 2009
by Eric Maan November 16, 2010