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Get the Pop 

A codeword used to mean "pop a cherry" or to have sex for the first time.

Used when you want it to be a secret.
*Example*
(Sitting at a party with your virgin girlfriend"

GF: (Whispers) Hey baby I think I am ready to have sex.
You: Alright lets get out of this place.
(Begin to leave)
Drunk Friend: Hey where are you going man?
You: Oh, I am just going to go get the pop.
Drunk Friend: Ok, I like Pepsi.
Get the Pop by supergamerz November 1, 2009
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how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop 

One...two...three...*CRUNCH*
It is a sentence...........but OK. how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop

get the popcorn 

said by hopeful onlookers when watching a conflict develop between other people. the phrase is meant to symbolize sitting back as if one were at the movies, and watching the battle of words between two arguing people.
joe and jane are at it again, arguing big time. get the popcorn!
get the popcorn by galwithabrain November 1, 2010

get the popcorn 

To go roll some weed.
Affiliated with the word "movie"
before you start watching your movie you need to get your popcorn right!
We need to get the popcorn right for the movie.
We need to "roll the weed right" for the " weed smoking session"
get the popcorn by Igz20 October 4, 2009

You want to get it the poping 

it means do u want to fight cause we can fight right now come lets fight
marie i hear u wamt to fight me and saying shit if u want to get it the poping we can get it the poping
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