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lily livered 

Synonyms would include chicken hearted, craven coward, wimpy, woosy, cowardly puke and others.
You lily livered coward; you wouldn't dare knock this chip off my shoulder.
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A small box, like a shoebox, with a round hole on one (or more) sides filled with warm liver, used for male sexual stimulation (usually when females aren't present and homosexuality is unacceptable).
Dude, get the liver box out, I'm horny as fuck.
Liver Box by Serg October 18, 2004

Livermore 

This goes for late-night.

When everything else is closed, but you are still awake this is what you do:

Go to the Donut Wheel.

Go to Nation's Burger and pick up a milkshake.

Go check out how destructed our downtown has become.

Well thats about it. Livermore, Lovermore, LiveForMore, has been trying to make our city look better, at the same time ruin all entertainment and activity. You tell me if that sounds counter-productive.

Donuts and milkshakes at 4am.

Yay Livermore
Livermore by David Benterou September 10, 2006

Go-Liver 

One whos is easly temped into doing sexual or drug-related actions: Easy.
EX 1. Boy- "Hey girl, you wanna hit this blunt wit me?"
Girl- "Yeah! OK!"

EX 2. Boy- " Yo, why don't you give me sum head?"
Girl- "Hell yeah, pull down ya pants."
Go-Liver by Yung_Knowledge February 12, 2004

But the bomb lives on 

A phrase stating that even though the subject is gone the intent of it will still succeed. Originally derived from a not-uncommon event in video games in which a player is killed after setting a time bomb, but the bomb continues to destroy the target anyway. It can, however, be applyied to anything metaphorically similar, involving exposives or not.
Player A: "Hah! Gottcha! Nice try."
Player B "Ah, I may be gone, but the bomb lives on!"
Player A: "What bomb?"
*Player A's generator explodes*
Player A: "SHIT!"
But the bomb lives on by Zaenos August 10, 2006

Livermore 

A town where people need more healthy livers because everyone drinks away their boredom.
"Hey we're in Livermore, what should we do?"
"Drink?"
"What are our other options?"
"Drink more?"