A memorable and amusing character. A piece of work often but not always is unaware of
how funny their actions in a given situation are.
The guy down the block aims fireworks at his own car he is some piece of work.
Larry showed up at a party with is Asian girl friend being his rickshaw He's some piece of work.
A phrase that questions something really simple and has an obvious answer to it, but can become very confusing if the one asking the question knows how to confuse. It can be used to keep up conversations.
It was found on the questions tab of bill wurtz's website
Here's a question that has been haunting me: How the hell does salad work? / How does a backpackactually work? / How does xy work?
Telling someone to 'do the work' means that they are not well-informed on a particular issue or are not taking appropriate action based on their professed beliefs. Often used in the context of social justice.
"You can't just say you're anti-racist, you've got to do the work."
"You really don't know what you're talking about. You need to do the work."