Similar to crossing the Delaware, (i.e. oral sex going between vagina and anus) but more locally defined as going from the fishy bit to the shitty bit.
My husband obviously likes driving at work, he always tells me how much he enjoys crossing the Humber Bridge several times a day.
by Rab54 December 10, 2017
Get the crossing the humber bridgemug. Person 1: Jesus Christ dude, the Bruins lost that match so hard.
Person 2: What did you expect from a team led by a Rock Bridge Coach?
Person 2: What did you expect from a team led by a Rock Bridge Coach?
by Gooberwave May 24, 2019
Get the Rock Bridge Coachmug. Hugely under celebrated span suspension bridge in Los Angeles linking Los Angeles harbor with San Pedro and terminal island. While it's been used in several films and TV shows it's most prominently featured in the 1985 thriller to live and die in la
In spite of it's 'star turn', this bridge has nevt become a tourist attraction like it's more well known brethren San Francisco s golden gate bridge or New Yorks. Brooklyn bridge
On a more somber note.the bridge was. Most recently in the national spotlight in August of 2012 when director Tony Scott (brother of the acclaimed director Ridley Scott) took his own life by jumping off the span of this bridge
In spite of it's 'star turn', this bridge has nevt become a tourist attraction like it's more well known brethren San Francisco s golden gate bridge or New Yorks. Brooklyn bridge
On a more somber note.the bridge was. Most recently in the national spotlight in August of 2012 when director Tony Scott (brother of the acclaimed director Ridley Scott) took his own life by jumping off the span of this bridge
The vincent Thomas bridge is prominently featured in the closing credits of the movie "to live and die in la"driven by the pulse pounding score of Wang Chungs. Seminal hit song "wait".
by 4realazitgits March 30, 2021
Get the Vincent Thomas bridgemug. A fetish among STEM lecturers. Found in nearly every engineering related slideshow, this works as a perfect example for resonance, amplitude, wavelength, harmonic motion, unstable process, twisting motion, finite element analysis, CFD simulation, aerodynamics, calculus I, calculus II, calculus III, miscalculation, general relativity, or the meaning of life. A link leading to a video of the wobbling Tacoma Bridge can be added to any presentation to fill out empty space. Sophisticated students may even use it as an academic source in their Master's thesis.
-Did you find any good content for our group project?
-Yeah, there's this mad video of Tacoma Narrows Bridge!
-Yeah, there's this mad video of Tacoma Narrows Bridge!
by wobblyboy October 15, 2022
Get the Tacoma Narrows Bridgemug. Noun- the area of skin between the posterior aspect of vagina and the anterior aspect of the anus. Analogous to the tante in a male.
Jav was lucky to have only lost the relationship and not his life attempting to cross dead man’s bridge without proper authorization.
by Javi R April 13, 2023
Get the Dead Man’s Bridgemug. An unavoidable mass of flesh that permits pedestrian crossing, requiring the attention of all near it. Smells vaguely of rotten chees. Often used to designate an obvious topic that needs to be addressed.
by notsydandmyko January 6, 2021
Get the Flesh Bridge in the Kitchenmug. Taking on more than you can likely achieve, particularly too many tasks.
While it can imply a long-shot, it connotes more an idea of striving to do more than can be achieved, rather than striving to do a thing that is unlikely to be successful.
The previous definition by "A solid cube of tungsten" had a good historical reference, but the particular example was not quite on point: "The story behind it is that during WWII in 1944, the Allies came up with a plan (Operation Market Garden) to use paratroopers to secure three bridges over three key rivers behind enemy lines in The Netherlands. British forces would then rush forward across all three bridges to relieve the paratroopers, and later push into Germany itself.
It was an extremely ambitious plan. A British commander is alleged to have said “I think we may be going a bridge too far”, and he was right. The American airborne divisions were able to capture the first two bridges, and were relieved. But the British and Polish paratroopers at the third and final bridge at Arnhem were basically wiped out before tanks of the Irish Guards could punch through to reach them. Market Garden was an operational failure."
While it can imply a long-shot, it connotes more an idea of striving to do more than can be achieved, rather than striving to do a thing that is unlikely to be successful.
The previous definition by "A solid cube of tungsten" had a good historical reference, but the particular example was not quite on point: "The story behind it is that during WWII in 1944, the Allies came up with a plan (Operation Market Garden) to use paratroopers to secure three bridges over three key rivers behind enemy lines in The Netherlands. British forces would then rush forward across all three bridges to relieve the paratroopers, and later push into Germany itself.
It was an extremely ambitious plan. A British commander is alleged to have said “I think we may be going a bridge too far”, and he was right. The American airborne divisions were able to capture the first two bridges, and were relieved. But the British and Polish paratroopers at the third and final bridge at Arnhem were basically wiped out before tanks of the Irish Guards could punch through to reach them. Market Garden was an operational failure."
Modified from the first example:
Person 1: “I’m going to try to finish the essay the morning it’s due, play a round of golf, and then ride my bike to school to drop it off.”
Person 2: “I think that’s a bridge too far buddy...
Person 1: “I’m going to try to finish the essay the morning it’s due, play a round of golf, and then ride my bike to school to drop it off.”
Person 2: “I think that’s a bridge too far buddy...
by DrJoel May 10, 2021
Get the A bridge too farmug.