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Used to make dumb yet uproarously funny pun-like things by changing a word around. Occasionally followed by, "Am I right, folks?"
Guitar? More like gaytar.
Gamefaqs? More like Gamefags.
Good Charlotte? More like Bad Charlotte.
Gamecube? More like Lamecube.
Eminem? More like Enema. Am I right, folks?
More like by Jaques February 20, 2005
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Talks like sand and there is nothing to eat (Diborim Kemo Hol Ve-ain Ma Le-Ehol) 

Origin: Hebrew

A saying describes someone who can't put his money where his mouth is; Talk a lot about something but take no action.
A: I promise I would do it for you.
B: Talks like sand and there is nothing to eat.

I like the way you roll. 

A complement to how a person handles and presents them-self - in a smooth, helpful, relaxed, "I can handle anything you throw at me" manner. How their style and dress uniquely fits their personality.
You are such a helpful, beautiful person. I like the way you roll.

Treat your Body like an Amusement Park 

To masturbate. Originally appeared on "Seinfeld," where George is visiting his mom in the hospital and his mom says, "I go out for a quart of milk. I come home and find my son treating his body like an amusement park!"
"You can really treat your body like an amusement park sometimes, I can hear the sounds when I'm outside!

Viewers Like You 

Why PBS has been able to produce quality television for so long.
'Slackjaw' was brought to you by Guillermo Entertainment and the support of viewers like you.

looking like a whole meal 

Looking like a whole meal is used for when looking like a snack is not sufficient to describe how good someone looks
Danny: Dang Marilyn is looking like a snack!
Jake: Nah bro, she’s looking like a whole meal!