Used by middle/upper class white folk to refer to a group of people outside of their social and economic status. Not necessarily a derogatory phrase, but often leveraged to invoke politeness or intentional ambiguity around the individuals to which they are referring.
Me: "What kind of people typically buy the Cadillac Escalade."
Cadillac Salesperson: "We get customers from all walks of life."
Cadillac Salesperson: "We get customers from all walks of life."
by narcszm November 28, 2011
Get the All Walks of Lifemug. What Americans call "soccer" and the rest of the world calls "football."
"Football" is shoulder pads, forward passes, and helmets.
"Metric football" is a bigger field and poor acting to convince the officials to show their red and yellow cards.
"Football" is shoulder pads, forward passes, and helmets.
"Metric football" is a bigger field and poor acting to convince the officials to show their red and yellow cards.
by narcszm January 22, 2011
Get the metric footballmug. by narcszm August 16, 2004
Get the froglatinmug.