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kick to kick

In Australia, predominantly Victoria and other AFL football code states such as South Australia; people of all ages will get their mates out to the park or road or hallway and have a kick of the footy. A favourite past time of all kids, kick to kick can be defined best as one person kicking the ball to another and then marking the ball and so on.
"Hey Johnny come out for kick to kick."
"Yeah sure, kick to kick"
kick to kick by Simmosssss March 13, 2009
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time to kick gum and chew ass 

And I'm all out of ass

- Dick Kickem
" Time to kick gum and chew ass...And I'm all out of ass".

i want to kick your puppy 

I WANT TO LICK YOUR PUSSY What happens when you enable Itap English or t9 Text messaging
Tod wanted to text maria "I want to Lick your pussy" but instead she ignores his calls because she received I want to kick your puppy...

don't have to lie to kick it

It means you don't have to lie to impress a person or to be accepted. Basically its hiding something from someone or lying about something to fit in.
Me: I hate it when guys wear skinny jeans.

Marques: me too!

Me: Pshh you don't have to lie to kick it, i know you gotta pair.

I'm going to kick you in the eye twice 

1. A mean come back.
2. A phrase for showin anger
I'm going to kick you in the eye twice if you say that one more time!

To kick her / his / it's backdoor off its hinges

this describes a scutting so brutal in the doggystyle position that the severity of this act could be compared to an LAPD swat team beating down the backdoor of a house that contained very bad people
I'd like to kick her / his / it's backdoor off its hinges
I'd like to kick her / his / it's backdoor RIGHT off its hinges

You ain't got to lie to kick it 

When one exaggerates the truth or simply tells lies about themselves to be better impress, hang out, or date another person.
Person 1: Deceivingly tells someone else that they have a record deal inorder to impress Person 2.

Person 2: Knows that Person 1 is lying and tells them: You ain't got to lie to kick it with me
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