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Coalition of the willing

Personal bitches of the Bush regime. See lapdog.
Their job is basically to take it up the ass when not sucking George Dubya's cock.

BROalition of the Willing

A "go-to" group of your friends who are your backup in any situation; a fight, bar hopping, party crashing, studying..etc.
Like minded individuals with initiative and sharing a common goal.
Guy 1:"We're going out to the bars tonight!"
Guy 2:"Who is going with you?"
Guy 1: "I have been hitting up my boys all day and I have assembled a BROalition of the Willing to join me on this alte night excursion".

can't rape the willing 

A phrase describing someone who is/was agreeable to sexual activities or other naughty behaviour.
Bill: Hey Tom. I heard you convinced Rebecca to try a menage a trois?
Tom: Yeah, can't rape the willing...she already has a GUY picked out for us.
Bill: Oh.....
Tom: Yeah...this should be interesting...my threesome fantasties have always been with two women and she just threw a wrench into that one now didnt she. I guess that will have to be for the next time.

agreeable ally

Coalition of the Willing

Starmer, Macron, Zelensky and others are participating in a Coalition of the Willing.

God willing and the Creek don't rise. 

1. Everything that can be done is being done and what's left is hope.
2. Hoping that something does or doesn't happen.
God willing and the Creek don't rise, I will ride that damn dick!

If the lord is willing and the creek dont rise.

"Do you think this Marijuanna plant is going to produce anything?"


"If the lord is willing and the creek dont rise.."
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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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