pass the soap

Popular Idiom refering to going into something that one cannot forego, although they know the effects will be disasterous.


The term comes from prison shower buggery where he who picks up the soap expects to be raped when he bends over.
Hitler knew he was passing the soap when he declared war on the soviet union, takign WWII to two fronts.
by Kung-Fu Jesus May 05, 2004
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YEAH!

"I agree strongly"

usually said quite snappily. When elongated, it is a sarcastic insult, it can imply "That was sooo gay".
USA guy1: Does Canada suck?

USA guy2: YEAH!

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GUY1: I just HAVE to get this b-e-a-utiful jacket!

GUY2: Yeeeeeaaaaaah!
by Kung-Fu Jesus April 21, 2004
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fire & sword

Synonymous with "by any means neccessary", except that fire & sword implies that there will be violence ensuing.
"By fire & sword we shall rid Germany of the Jews"



--Guess who?
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castle plundar

(n.) Enemy stronghold. Where one's opponents are located. Heavily gaurded.


Taken from 1980's cartoon thundercats
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cooked books

(n.) Incorrect accounts, where the values of work done is understated so that income taation is lower. Could also mean exploiting loopholes, which isn't illegal. See also cook the books
Sorry, Terry. He got caught putting his signature on cooked books and he had to fire him.
by Kung-Fu Jesus July 21, 2004
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Muhammed Ali

The name under which Cassius Clay became known as. He was a great boxer, one who had presense like no other, and was declared the greatest sportsman of the millenium.
"Floats like a butterfly, stings like a bee."
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debtor

One who owes you, most likely monetarily.
xxx is a debtor to our country.
by Kung-Fu Jesus April 19, 2004
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