To Bring to The Table:
To give stories of sexual encounters,
photos of girls,
supply of food,
wanting lunch at 12 pm
and
informing the boys of new female staff
or
girls walking past.
Failure to comply with these rules can bring upon ‘Dogging of the boys’
To give stories of sexual encounters,
photos of girls,
supply of food,
wanting lunch at 12 pm
and
informing the boys of new female staff
or
girls walking past.
Failure to comply with these rules can bring upon ‘Dogging of the boys’
Emailing around pictures of good looking girls to mates at work is referred to as "bringing to the table."
by dogginthboys May 14, 2009
eric: I'm thirsty, fucko!
fucko: a table, PEDE!
eric: and I consider, despite the underlying conditions, that the human race is based on...
fucko: shutto!
SMACK
fucko: a table, PEDE!
eric: and I consider, despite the underlying conditions, that the human race is based on...
fucko: shutto!
SMACK
by fucko May 09, 2005
While splitting a check when out with a group, paying the whole tab with your credit card and taking everyone else's cash and pocketing the tip instead of giving it to the server.
by Melissa Young April 07, 2006
by Suite 304 March 08, 2010
A game created by the best people in the world.
it was made up in art grade11.
and it consists of a rubber, ruler, and wickets.
the wickets can created by any other useful stationary
you have in your pencil case.
the aim of the game is to get the batter out.
either by bowling them out and hitting the wickets.
or performing a classic catch.
try it in your class room!
a true classroom treat for all involved.
it was made up in art grade11.
and it consists of a rubber, ruler, and wickets.
the wickets can created by any other useful stationary
you have in your pencil case.
the aim of the game is to get the batter out.
either by bowling them out and hitting the wickets.
or performing a classic catch.
try it in your class room!
a true classroom treat for all involved.
by Jake Girling April 25, 2008
1. noun phrase. time to make a choice. derived from signing day for collegiate athletics, when star high school athletes pick-up the hat of their selected school from several displayed on a table before television cameras.
2. verb. to dramatize a selection in hopes of adding interest in the announcement.
2. verb. to dramatize a selection in hopes of adding interest in the announcement.
1. "we have everyone's bids, so now its hats on the table."
2. "she could have dumped him last night, but she wanted to wait until the party to hats on the table in front of both of everyone."
2. "she could have dumped him last night, but she wanted to wait until the party to hats on the table in front of both of everyone."
by wahoo lon February 02, 2011
by Jenny J. August 13, 2007