Sling it up ‘er shitpipe

Generally men talking about a double bagger as she passes and whether they would defile her anally.

Jim; “Na I wouldn’t touch that with yours!”

Lee; “Few pints I’d sling it up ‘er shitpipe”

by Jim That’s Him June 22, 2018

swang it

To swang something means that you can do it, or that you can come thru on something.

REY: YO NEL , LETS GO OUT FOR SOME STEAK DINNERS AND BEERS!

NEL: LETS ROLL I JUST GOT A FAT CHECK I CAN SWANG IT!

ALSO used vise versa

NEL: REY LETS HIT THE STRIP CLUB!

REY: NAH I GOT MY CARNOTE DUE, I CANT SWANG IT

ADDITIONAL EX:

YO REY ASK BRYAN IF HE WANTS TO ROLL TO THE CITY TONIGHT....OH NEVERMIND HE CANT SWANG IT HES BROKE!

TO DO, COME THRU, AVAIL, UP FOR IT,SWANG IT,

by THEDUDE January 19, 2013

dont sing it bring it

Wigger- wanna be black man. Thinks he is cool but is not. Uses words such as faggot, bitch,Big Don Dodda - extent of vocabulary.

Has an internet complex similar to little man syndrome. Thinks he is smart and a badass when in reality he is nothing but a geek with a keyboard.

Can be recognized by his spite for women due to constant rejection and lame attempts at flaming.

Don't Sing it Bring it reminds me of Mark Wahlberg and Vanilla Ice.

by crackah May 4, 2005

Sling it

Used to retort the slang word "do one".

Generally means "no, you piss off" in a non -offensive way.

Bonus:

Can be used in the work place or in times of sensitivity. Often relates to calling someone a pig.

eg church, Work, children

popular in the UK...

Paul says "Richard, Do one!"

Richard Says "Sling it!" pointing his thumb in a fist over his shoulder..

Paul says "you french pig"

And both have successfully retorted/responded.

by Kanos75 August 21, 2011

sling it

using a sling box to record an event and programming it via the internet

Dad via cell phone "Hey Andrew, are you at home?"
Andrew "nope, why?"
Dad "I wanted you to record the world cup, but I can sling it from the office"

by malc_o_scribe July 8, 2010

High School Musical 2: Sing It All Or Nothing!

I'll have to watch High School Musical 2: Sing it all or nothing! but first ill read the book, a nice Disney movie which anyone can enjoy by the way just ignore the haters they don't know what fun means these days.

Its in all teen/tween magazines for teens aged 9-20 (ok 20 isn't a teenager but they do go up to that age)
And in the teen/tween magazines it says that Zac, Corbin and Lucas are all heart throbs.

See it in:
TV Hits, Its Hot, Bliss, Sugar, Mizz , Shout, Top of the pops and maybe Cosmo Girl but i'll have to check with that.

Don't worry if your over 14 and you like it, Disney is for all ages thats why their called Family Movies

Non Depressed person: High School Musical and High School Musical 2: Sing it all or nothing! like many Disney films is cute and fun yes the songs might be abit silly/cheesey but so what its Disney

Depressed Person who doesn't know what fun is: Umm it sucks Zac Efron is not attractive neither is Corbin Blu or Lucas Grabeel

Zac Efron - Troy Bolton
Corbin Blu - Chad Danforth
Lucas Grabeel - Ryan Evans

And I will be so going to see High School Musical 3 the senior year.

by Doicare February 15, 2008

Shing it

It can be used for both good and bad remarks. Cannot be compared to any other word, but it can be replaced with GG, fosho, deeeyyyuumm, etc.

A: "I got that girl's number from last night. Shing it."
B: "Damn are you serious?! Shing it man... Shing it"

A: "I lost $1,200 at Commerce last night."
B: "Shing it..."
A: "Shingz it."

A: "Did Ruben tell you about the show?"
B: "Yea he brought it out and I said Shing it."
A: "Hahaha, shing it man."

by chungeunchong July 12, 2015