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Ich liebe Bier

German expression that translates to "I love Beer"

It expresses the overwhelming appreciation for the best beverage known to man, a love that surpasses even that one might experience to their family or significant other.

Someone who exclaims "Ich liebe Bier" should always be ready to assist another passionate Beer lover in any way possible, even if they may not feel like it at the time.
"Hey, care to drink a nice cold beer with me?"
"Ich liebe Bier"
by Evohevoo June 11, 2021
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There's always a bigger Mike

There's always a bigger Mike
by 3-Seat November 27, 2021
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douce bagery

The act of doing something that would lead others to believe you are a douce bag.
John: (watching Bush on TV) This guy is such a douce bag.
Alex: I think all governments take part in douce bagery on one level or another.
by emptsent December 27, 2007
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Biceratops

A backdated version of the popular dinosaur model the Triceratops.
'Look at that inferior dinosaur, we shall call it biceratops'
by Nate92 April 1, 2009
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bierly

Bierlying is when you have nonconsensual sex and then claim it to be consensual afterward. It is a reverse false rape allegation.
Mike: Yooo how's Ethan doing?
Billy: He's in some deep shit. He's facing r*pe allegations all over the place.
Mike: No way, for real? That's what he gets for bierlying.
by thebeautifulgame March 14, 2023
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A response to the phrase "it's not the size of the boat, it's the motion of the ocean".

Implies that "size matters".
Woman - "Wow dude, that's a really below average penis."

Man - "It's not the size of the boat, it's the motion of the ocean!"

Woman - "Maybe. But the bigger the boat, the smoother the sailing."
by Dakron July 11, 2014
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When all else fails, get a bigger hammer

AFTER thoroughly reading the instruction manual, of course, to see if that might help you to get it to work properly without resorting to such drastic measures :D
Seasoned mechanic, talking to an elderly long-retired grease-monkey buddy on the phone: I have a '58 Ford 350 two-ton flatbed here with a frozen rear brake-drum --- I've tried WD-40, I've tried penetrating-oil, I've banged on it with a two-pound sledge, and then even a five-pound sledge, but it still refuses to budge... any ideas?
Aged grease-monkey: Yes, indeed, Son --- get an eight-pounder and really have at it.
Seasoned mechanic, in plaintive shock: But... but... I'll BREAK it if I do THAT!
Aged grease-monkey, confidently: No, you won't --- trust me --- those beefy old solid-iron brakes are made extra-tough, specifically to safely withstand the extra force of being overhauled like this. Just get up your nerve and really clobber on it!
Mechanic, hesitantly: Okaayyy... if you say so... hold the line... gets a huge sledge hammer and reluctantly but resolutely bashes the ancient brake drum, then steps back in wide-eyed surprise when the ponderous hammer just harmlessly bounces off; emboldened, he rears back and really takes a mighty swing at the drum again, knocking the drum loose and sending it flying halfway across the shop. He picks it up and is flabbergasted to see that it is still fully intact, and with only a very minor surface-scuffing. So he lifts the phone again in pleased bewilderment Wow --- you were right... it came off with just two whacks, and I didn't damage it at all!
Aged mechanic: See? Tolja it would be okay... when all else fails, get a bigger hammer!
by QuacksO February 13, 2017
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