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Bring the bring 

To provide what is needful. To deliver on a promise. To excel. To transcend.

Etymological note: This expression is derived from an apparent typo in a Washington Post column posted by Cindy Boren on February 7, 2011: “If you're going to mess around with the notes and lyrics, you'd better be able to bring the bring the anthem like Marvin Gaye did.”
If you’re going to preach at Abyssinian Baptist Church, you better bring the bring.
Bring the bring by Jessica Jernigan February 25, 2011
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Bring the boys 

In Starcraft 2, bringing the boys is the practise of bringing SCVs with your army to attack.

Synonyms:
* Pulling the boys
* Pulling SCVs
For this attack, Bomber will bring the boys

bring the wood 

Usually in reference to Football to describe a hard or punishing hit on a player. "lay the wood" can also be used in the same context.
During his career, Dick Butkus would bring the wood on a regular basis.

John Lynch brought the wood on that hit.

Andrew Luck layed the wood on Shareece Wright.
bring the wood by frankoftank September 9, 2013

Bring The Rain 

When you call a massive artillery or air strike to a specific target. Came from Technical Sergeant Robert Epps in Transformers when the Army Rangers were under attack by Scorponok.
TSgt Epps - "Spooky 3 2; Use 105 Shells; Bring The Rain."
Bring The Rain by NyteHawx December 9, 2008

Don't Bring The Brullox If You Can't Handle The Rullex 

When a "self-proclaimed rapper" gets high, then pissed off and tries to rhyme the words "brawl" and "ruckus," the words must be changed into words that don't exist, thus, "Don't bring the brawl if you can't handle the ruckus" becomes "Don't bring the brullox if you can't handle the rullex."
"Don't bring the brullox if you can't handle the rullex."

Bring the mother fuckin ruckus 

If you ever felt like breaking something, injuring someone, or just straight up fucking shit up.
In Dying Days by As Blood Runs Black sings "Bring the mother fuckin ruckus!" At that point, you go apeshit and start fucking shit up until the breakdown, then you try not to die from headbanging so hard.

bring the family

to hold nothing back, to unleash united ruckus
if we wanna win today, we're gonna have to bring the family on those chumps!
bring the family by tatum biggs June 28, 2007
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