by Kiddooddle April 18, 2018
Get the Out of the Cage mug.To challenge a social system in order to instigate change. Plays off the ideology that people are caged or imprisoned by The Man.
Protesters flooded the streets, stopping commuter traffic to shake the cage and support civil liberty.
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“I spent a few hundred at the strip club last night but I’m pretty sure I kept the tiger in the cage. Thank god!”
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Get the Kept the tiger in the cage mug."It's a sure thing."
Adapted from a phrase coined by Pittsburgh Penguins coach Dan Bylsma. Originally used to inform the team that goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury was starting a game, it has since been used to indicate when something is a guarantee.
Works best when there is a slight pause before being uttered.
Adapted from a phrase coined by Pittsburgh Penguins coach Dan Bylsma. Originally used to inform the team that goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury was starting a game, it has since been used to indicate when something is a guarantee.
Works best when there is a slight pause before being uttered.
... Flower's in the cage.
by schtobes January 14, 2011
Get the Flower's in the cage mug.A fit of extreme laughter in which one's face goes red and one's vocal cords freeze up. The term "tossing the cage" refers to the spasms of the diaphragm and ribcage that occur during extreme laughter.
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Get the tossing the cage mug.Used By the one and only coal man Bruce, The cage is the area out the back of the class were bruce sends ya
by Not Enough Coal October 21, 2016
Get the Son, get in the cage mug.A metaphor for when two people are in a relationship and Person 1 feels like they are a bird wanting to fly but are trapped inside of a cage (aka: Person 2).
It is basically a great way of telling someone you want to break-up due to your animalistic nature of being wild and free and not wanting to be tied down to them.
It is basically a great way of telling someone you want to break-up due to your animalistic nature of being wild and free and not wanting to be tied down to them.
Anne: "Ricky, I'm feeling like our relationship is based off the Bird and the Cage theory.
Ricky: "Wait, what do you mean?"
Anne: "I mean that I'm a bird and you're a cage; I just want to fly."
Ricky: "Oh... *sobs uncontrollably*
Ricky: "Wait, what do you mean?"
Anne: "I mean that I'm a bird and you're a cage; I just want to fly."
Ricky: "Oh... *sobs uncontrollably*
by MrPringle007 September 24, 2014
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