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How's it hanging?
How are you? or What's up?
It refers to a guy's external organs of reproduction. The answer should therefore be based on whether or not they are comfortably positioned in the undergarments.
It refers to a guy's external organs of reproduction. The answer should therefore be based on whether or not they are comfortably positioned in the undergarments.
"How's it hanging?"
"I'm fine, thanks! I just got out of the closet, finally I can express my true self instead of living a lie!"
or
"How's it hanging?"
"Long and loose and full of juice!"
"I'm fine, thanks! I just got out of the closet, finally I can express my true self instead of living a lie!"
or
"How's it hanging?"
"Long and loose and full of juice!"
How's it hanging? by Faul Poshberg July 19, 2013
how's it going
1) A casual greeting used by an individual or group or individuals addressing an other individual (or group or individuals). Often used instead of or in conjunction with (following) word such as hello, hi or hey
It should be noted that this phrase is not only used in by english speakers of all nationalities and dialects but by speakers of many different languages across the globe
see que pasa and ca va
2) A question used to inquire about the status of an on-going process or event. In this interogative state the sentence carries a question mark.
see also: when the going gets good, [
It should be noted that this phrase is not only used in by english speakers of all nationalities and dialects but by speakers of many different languages across the globe
see que pasa and ca va
2) A question used to inquire about the status of an on-going process or event. In this interogative state the sentence carries a question mark.
see also: when the going gets good, [
1) dude: "hey how's it going bro!"
bro: "not bad dude, I havent seen you for time..."
2) dude: "s'up man, I heard you had some problems with your girl. how's it going? things getting better?"
man: "get bent..." *cries into his beer*
bro: "not bad dude, I havent seen you for time..."
2) dude: "s'up man, I heard you had some problems with your girl. how's it going? things getting better?"
man: "get bent..." *cries into his beer*
how's it going by Olly J June 10, 2005
how's it hangin'
How's it hangin' is a very informal way to say hello to your fellow. What is actually hanging, is evident from the following example.
how's it hangin' by KAO1 November 13, 2005
how's it goin' eh?
Jim just gets up in the morning, walks into the kitchen to see his roomate there sipping his Tim Horton's double double coffee.
"How's it going eh?" Queries Jim, formalizing the conversation between them and fulfilling any requisites to speak with non-monosyllables.
Doug, the roomate, grunts in acknowledgement, then pours more coffee and bites his kruller from Tim Horton's, it's all about the tractor wheel eh.
"How's it going eh?" Queries Jim, formalizing the conversation between them and fulfilling any requisites to speak with non-monosyllables.
Doug, the roomate, grunts in acknowledgement, then pours more coffee and bites his kruller from Tim Horton's, it's all about the tractor wheel eh.
how's it goin' eh? by Jon May 20, 2004
how's it hangin
How's it hangin is a polite greeting from one man to another. "It", in the context, is the man's penis. Presumably if it's hanging well, the man is doing well.
how's it hangin by RexGibson April 26, 2004
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