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to hot to be an angel 

A phrase used to describe somebody to good looking to be pure, a virgin, or a good girl/guy in any way. Demons are known to be seductive in a beautiful and decisive way. Angels, on the other hand, are pure, elegant, virtuous, and beautiful in a simplistic way.
so basically when saying "Damn he is just to hot to be an Angel," you are saying he is to hot to be good.
"You are simply to hot to be an Angel, babe."
"Sherlock Holmes may be on the side of Angels, but don't think for a second that he is one of them. I mean- he's just to hot to be an Angel!"

Its To hot to drive

Its to to hot to drive is just a saying meaning its so hot outside that its to hot to drive let alone walk or bike. Meaning its almost to hot to even go out period.
"I was driving out to the strip club and if it wasn't for those very sexy men I wouldn't have even drove up there cuz its to hot to drive"
Its To hot to drive by Jasmo June 4, 2009

Too hot to handle 

It means you look fire or really good.
Me: How do I look??
Friend: Too hot to handle girl. You’re gorgeous.

hot to trot 

ready and willing to have sex
hot to trot by agw August 22, 2003

license to sell hot dogs 

your fly is open and your dick is hanging out
hey buddy, do you have a license to sell hot dogs?
license to sell hot dogs by Budi September 23, 2007

Hot to Not Ratio

"Hot to Not Ratio" is the ration of hot girls to not hot girls.
If you're in a club/bar and there are one or two smoking hot girls, but the rest are dogs, then the "Hot to Not Ratio" is quite low.

But if you're in a club/bar and there are many hot girls around and only a few mingers, then the "Hot to Not Ratio" is quite high.

What you want is a high "Hot to Not Ratio"
Hot to Not Ratio by resolS December 15, 2009
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