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to roll you over the bump 

To take the upper hand in a situation,
by forcing the other person to face the
consequences of your actions.

Another way of saying:

to win by making someone else the loser
to give someone the losing hand
to give someone the raw end of the deal
to give someone the short end of the stick
to give someone the runaround
to give someone the shortest straw
to give someone the shaft
to take someone to the bank
to take someone to the cleaners
to really take a bath on this one
to pull one over on someone
to kick a friend in the nuts
to get your back scratched but not scratch theirs
to bend someone over the barrel
to have someone's balls in a sling
to do someone from behind without a reach around
Two friends riding in a car in the dark
come upon a speed bump, and the driver,
with a bit of regret in his voice,
apologetically tells the passenger:

"I'm sorry, but I'm afraid I'm gonna have
to roll you over the bump on this one."

It can be used in any situation where one person
tells another that they are going to take the advantage,
and the other person is going to pay the penalty.

i used to roll the dice 

A joke translation of "Vivi La Vida" by ColdPlay
I used to roll the dice, feel my dick in my enemy's ass
Listen as the crowd would sing, now the old king is dead. Lol.
One minute I held my nuts, next my balls were closer on me
And I discovered sans. Apon pillars of salt and pillars of salt and pillars of salt and pillars of salt
I hear Jackie chan singing, omae wa mou shindeiru
Beat my meat
My soooooooooooooos
For some reason I can't explain, why we live in a sociaty
Were gamers
Don't rule the world.

ready to roll 

Being the Up most savage in the room , the point In the night where u are no longer sober and are capable of running threw a brick wall with a giraffe on your back like a stealth bomber
Killed your 30th vodka red bull at 1130 pm and you put a giraffe on your back and send it straight for the the brick wall at this moment your a stealth bomber “ready to roll”
ready to roll by Trizzology July 16, 2020

Tryin' to roll

>going (physically somewhere)

>Do you feel up to it?
"Hey Bob, I'm going to a sick concert tonight, you tryin' to roll?"

"man that girl is crazy, she invited me out tonight but I'm not tryin' to roll."
Tryin' to roll by LeXor October 17, 2008

You get to roll again

"You get to roll again"

Originating from board games in which you get to roll again if you get the correct answer.

Used to in conjunction with phrases like "good job" or "nice one"
Person A: who was that guy who played the main Character in Iron Man?
Person B: you mean Robert Downey Jr?
Person A: oh yeah! Good job, You get to roll again.

or

Person A tells a funny joke
Person B responds: "ha ha good one, you get to roll again"
You get to roll again by Breakben December 18, 2010

Sucks to Roll Hard 

Exactly what it sounds like! Was originated by the crew at Fluid MotorUnion, a lot of people asked why do you do what you do?

They said, it sucks to roll hard!

Usually used frequently by Fluid MotorUnion and others in the automotive industry.
Shop Mom: Why do you guys lower these cars so much and keep breaking parts constantly? Isn't it useless?

Fluid MotorUnion owner: It sucks to roll hard Ma.
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