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Little Debbie Snack Cake 

1. a baked, highly fattening cake made by the Little Debbie company

2. When you hit somebody in the balls with a hockey stick of any kind, but preferably a plastic toy hockey stick for the addition of hilarity.
When Jeff wasn't looking, I snuck up with my plastic stick and gave him a Little Debbie Snack Cake that he won't soon forget.

Snack a Little Smarter | :15 with Rick Astley & Frito-Lay 

that dumb advert that rickrolls you
Me: bruh I got rickrolled by an ad called Snack a Little Smarter | :15 with Rick Astley & Frito-Lay
Bob: I really don't care

Little sack mower

a razor used to shave a man's testicular area. Also a term to be randomly shouted.
"He used a little sack mower on his balls"
Little sack mower by Samantha June 27, 2004

little sackless ass 

an individual with no redeeming value. Always talks about things that he or she will never become, in an attempt to be accepted by a group of peers. Thinks everyone is jealous of their percieved "coolness"
Terry: "Rob is always poppin a bunch of noise, but never has the balls to do it."

Ray: "Don't worry about it, we all know he's a little sackless ass."

you little potato sack 

You are a stupid little boy wit no life
You autisistic , you little potato sack.

Little dick with a fat sack

This is when your scrotum is larger then your penis causing an irregular and disappointing sight for your sexual counterparts.
monfreece: How longs your penis?

Jimmy: its 2 inches

monfreece: thats not to big is it

jimmy: but my sacks 4 inches

monfreece: damn, you've got a little dick with a fat sack
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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