Excuse given by those supporting the wealthy establishment for why millions in taxpayer dollars should be given to large corporations to prevent them from defaulting.
Fake News made sure to drive the point home every few minutes that $10 billion needed to be given to Goldman Sachs because it is too big to fail (that is, so that their investors wouldn't take such a hard hit).
by rich rick July 19, 2011
by rich rick July 27, 2007
verb In basketball, keeping your dribble alive by simply standing in one place and bouncing the basketball. Made famous by legendary Los Angeles Lakers play-by-play announcer Chick Hearn.
And here comes Magic yoyo-ing up and down...
by rich rick May 19, 2010
by rich rick July 06, 2020
> Look at that one over there! But I'm all out. Maybe you can pay for the lap dance this time?
> You know I'm good for the tips!!
> You know I'm good for the tips!!
by rich rick October 02, 2010
noun The sauce that Jack-in-the-box put on their burgers starting in the 1980s. It's the color of thousand island dressing. This "secret" was encouraged by Jack as a way to differentiate itself from the other fast food chains.
by rich rick March 30, 2010
Getting off the schneid means to end some kind of drought. It was popularized in sports commentary on television by Chris "Boomer" Berman of ESPN.
The Oakland Raiders started the season oh-and-six, but finally got off the schneid by beating the Seattle Seahawks.
by rich rick August 23, 2012