Going to Rome
Instead of going to Paris (threesome with two guys and a girl) it’s going to Rome because in Rome there’s only one pope (threesome with two girls and a guy)
Going to Rome by gingerbreadhoe February 28, 2021
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I'm going to pull a Cesar Romero
The act of sleeping, sitting or resting in between takes or turns during sports or board games. Named after the actor Cesar Remero who used to sleep inbetween takes of the 1966 Batman TV shows.
1: Dude I'm tired, I'm going to pull a Cesar Romero. Wake me when it's my turn.
2: "Where's Gary?" "Oh he's pulling a Cesar Remero"
2: "Where's Gary?" "Oh he's pulling a Cesar Remero"
I'm going to pull a Cesar Romero by M tizzle trian October 25, 2011
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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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