“You hear about Tanisha? That white boy she was with left as soon as she found out she was pregnant. Sounds like she paid the Ice Price.”
by BillTheKnight November 29, 2021
A saying from the last TV show Atlanta referring to Arizona iced tea cans having the 99 cent price on the can.
by Jimithy johnston May 17, 2022
Similar to the "Soup Kitchen" - When a group of homeless people have an orgy in a car- with the distinct difference of the activity occurring under a bridge and surrounded by grocery carts and tarps. A healthy dose of sweaty homeless juices make getting traction a concern.
by Clint Flicker August 4, 2021
by Brett Birdsall March 8, 2022
grace price-jones is sexyyyyy
by poiuytrewsiopolkijuh March 18, 2020
Back in ye olden day, the tedious job of making lace was hard work. Creating the most beautiful and delicate work required dexterous hands (usually women in that time, let’s be honest), but could only be sold by men as only they had the right to own a business. Women literally worked their fingers to the bone, eventually losing feeling or gaining pain in their hands from carpal tunnel, arthritis, and ligament or nerve damage. During the height of the lace fad, women were not recognized for their work, only the men they worked for, but we’re able to gain a higher-than-average wage for the times. Thus, “the price of lace” became a euphemism for what one pays in hard work and perseverance for a slight gain.
by Eurrikka October 21, 2021