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get a kick out of 

to find something interesting and funny, to be amused by something, to laugh about something or to get pleasure out of something.
"I get a kick out of watching the children play"
get a kick out of by hsbcolada November 20, 2007

get a kick out of 

To feel a thrill, also known as feeling sudden excitement and pleasure; something that stimulates you
I really get a kick out of watching horror movies, these movies really excite and joy me.
get a kick out of by anonymous November 13, 2020

Brain kick out of gear

This happens while doing something a person will totally forget what they are doing .
Worker1-Hey did you get the tools?

Worker2-Yeah got everything we need .

Worker1-Ok hand me the 3/4 socket .

Worker2-Shit I got everything but that.

Worker1-What happened numb nuts did your brain kick out of gear?

...get,a,kick,out,of,your,existensu.... 

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...get,a,kick,out,of,your,existensu....

I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating crackers 

A woman who meets an attractiveness threshold above which you would easily forgive minor transgressions such as eating crackers and leaving the inevitable crumbs in your bed.

The British version "I wouldn't kick her out of bed for farting", while similar in spirit, lacks some of the subtlety of this version.
Lindsay Lohan might have a little nose candy problem, but still, I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating crackers.
Word of the Day on January 27, 2008

out kick your coverage 

When an exceptionally average guy, a 4-6 on the scale of 1-10, manages to land a date with a girl who is a 8.5-10 and doesn't have a chance to keep her much longer. When a guy out kicks his coverage, it is generally associated with incredulous bystanders, jealous males, and looks of befuddlement. Other side effects are laughter and the making of bets for how much longer the two will be together.
Gosh, John, you really managed to out kick your coverage with Jessica...did she lose a bet.