Stand-up Drive-through

Nickname for the Walgreen’s drive-through because the techs that work there are always tired but wired, look pathetically stressed out and are neurotic.

Let’s have a drink then head for the Stand-up Drive-through to get our pills.

by Dr Bunnygirl August 24, 2019

I could put a fist through that

A phrase used to agree with someone, say something is cool, or say a girl is attractive.

Hey dude wanna go boarding this weekend?

Reply: Yea I could put a fist through that.

Bro what do you think of the girl in the booth behind me.
Reply: Yea the blond one I could put a fist through that.

by endlessrunnershigh February 1, 2010

through the looking glass

Similar to the twilight zone, where nothing is quite what it seems. In Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass book, it can mean clocks that work backwards or "... a poor sort of memory that only works backwards."

Through the looking glass, nothing is what it seems.

by xxyyxx! September 30, 2013

Come through

A phrase used to express someone or something is pleasing, done correctly, or successful.

"Come through, Janet! Your work is amazing!"
"Ok, sliced bread, come through!

by dubsk April 5, 2017

pass a bill through Congress

to take a sh*t, a dump, etc.

"I'll be right back, after I pass this bill through Congress".

by dirty November 24, 2004

whip it through the glass

"Whipping through the glass" means that he's mixing cocaine to make crack in a glass pan. "whipping" means to stir a mixture. And "through the glass" refers to the glass pans usually used in the process of making crack cocaine.

Person 1: "damn nigga it stanks in here!
Person 2: "I makin crack nigga"
Person 1: naw nigga you doin it all wrong, you gotta whip it through the glass nigga!"

Person 2: "I know nigga! actin like I don't know how to make this shit?!"
Person 1: "I whip you through that glass if you don't stop talkin like that!"

Person 2: "righhht"

by Pnj287 January 7, 2015

through thick and thin

To be able to last through and handle the good times as well as the bad times. (Usually in the sense of a relationship of sorts). Thick is representative of the good times, whereas thin is representative of the bad times.

True lovers will stick together through thick and thin.

My best friend and I have been through thick and thin and are still as close as we ever were.

by spacekittens246810 December 22, 2013