in for a half 

British slang referring to going in for a quick drink. Though it originally refered to half a pint of beer, it's now gone to a quick pint, or 2 pints, or so on and so forth.

"Dan, do you fancy popping in for a half"

in for a half by Jack C. October 14, 2005

What’d they get in a trade for you, a tin of chew and a half bag of pucks? 

Best hockey chirp known to man. Only use if you want to mentally and physically destroy your opponent.

Meaning; that the player is really bad because the only thing his team got in a trade is a tin of chewing tobacco and not a full bag but a half bag of pucks. Maybe some orange slices if he is lucky.

Hey 19! Led the Q in pims as an over ager buddy, wheeled my buddies billet sister! You suck 19! What’d they get in a trade for you, a tin of chew and a half bag of pucks? Maybe some orange slices?

“Suck my knob!”

What’d they get in a trade for you, a tin of chew and a half bag of pucks? by jebbadardamus December 3, 2020