Get moving, get your act together, take some action to solve a problem. More effective wnen used in conjunction with an expletive.
Direct communication: "Honey the movie starts in 5 minutes. You look beautiful. Hop to."
3rd party usage: "We had a great date and he said he'd call -- if he doesn't hop to and pick up the phone he's gonna lose out."
Harshest application: "I asked you to take out the trash and you haven't yet. I'm out of patience. Hop the f*ck to!"
3rd party usage: "We had a great date and he said he'd call -- if he doesn't hop to and pick up the phone he's gonna lose out."
Harshest application: "I asked you to take out the trash and you haven't yet. I'm out of patience. Hop the f*ck to!"
by Papa's Mama December 14, 2008
Get moving, get your act together, take some action to solve a problem. More effective wnen used in conjunction with an expletive.
Direct communication: "Honey the movie starts in 5 minutes. You look beautiful. Hop to."
3rd party usage: "We had a great date and he said he'd call -- if he doesn't hop to and pick up the phone he's gonna lose out."
Harshest application: "I asked you to take out the trash and you haven't yet. I'm out of patience. Hop the f*ck to!"
3rd party usage: "We had a great date and he said he'd call -- if he doesn't hop to and pick up the phone he's gonna lose out."
Harshest application: "I asked you to take out the trash and you haven't yet. I'm out of patience. Hop the f*ck to!"
by Papa's Mama December 14, 2008