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On A Cold Winter Morning 

Part of the lyrics to "Through The Fire and Flames", by Dragonforce. When a group of people are talking in lyrics, the speaker bursts in with "ON A COLD WINTER MORNING".
Person #1: Scotty doesn't know...
Person #2: That Fiona and Me...
Person #3: Do it in my van every...
Person #4: ON A COLD WINTER MORNING.
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funky cold medina 

The title of the second single from Ton Loc, which was (co-)written by Young MC, and released on the Delicious Vinyl record label in the late 80's.

In the video, Ton Loc demystifies the "funky cold medina" when he points to a bottle of Absolut Vodka. Though the concept of a "funky cold medina" is generally a drink - not just pure vodka. It's made by pouring one oz respectively of Absolut Vodka, Southern Comfort and Blue Curaçao over ice and topped of with cranberry juice.

"Funky Cold Medina" was also re-recorded in 2000, this time Ton Loc teamed up with ZZ Brothers.
... and a funky cold medina for the lady.
funky cold medina by krapnek February 8, 2004

Stone cold chilling 

a term used to describe a feeling of relaxation without a worry or a care.

meaning everything is great and i am great.

everything is good.
Yesterday I was stone cold chilling at da house.

vampire cold 

Symptoms of a common cold-type illness that seemingly disappear during the daylight hours, especially after waking, but then reappear in the evening, closer to sleep. Usually accompanied by a great deal of congestion and out right coughing.
Patient: "Yeah, I thought I had this thing kicked by noon, but noo, once the Simpsons were over, I was back to coughing up lung butter and suckin' down the Halls."

Physician: "Possibly cancer but more likely a vampire cold."

Stone Cold Steve Austin 

A fucking badass speech writer of 1996 and the only redneck of wwe
Stone cold steve austin will whip some ass

Ill of the cold

Very pretentious and twatty way of sayin "I'm not well"

OR
Very pretentious and twatty way of expressing displeasure at wintery weather.
"Oh dear, I'm feeling ill of the cold"
OR
"I am ill of the cold outside"