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Stack yer tuppance in da coin-roll

A humorous way of saying, "Join da club, Buddy!" --- i.e., your proffered statement is but one of many similar voicings of fellow humans, and so your own "two cents" are among numerous other people's "copper discs" dat are "stacked in da pennies-holder of popular opinion".
Pro tip for all you outspoken citizens out there: if someone shruggingly tells you, "Stack yer tuppance in da coin-roll", you could have a better chance of being noticed by polishing up said silvery-orange discs before droppin' them in da container, so dat their shiny sheen will catch da eyes of whoever is countin' them afterwards.

Chubby Tuppence 

When a woman possesses a plump vagina that is both abundant in squishiness and volume.
Damn have you seen Annie’s Chubby Tuppence? It’s like the Kim K of chubby mounds!
Chubby Tuppence by Mouldy Marvin December 2, 2022

Tuppence 

A man has a winkle and a woman has a tuppence.
Tuppence by Rocktron May 8, 2005

Tuppence 

Olden day word for a little girls pussy. Was once also slang word for money in ye olde england.
Fanny wiped her tuppence with a dish rag. Tally Ho.
Tuppence by timmy o'toole August 9, 2003

Tuppence 

A Polite way of naming a Womans or Girls privates.

Term comes from the the first Femaile public toilets.
on the 11th February at 51 Bedford Street, Strand, London. These ‘Public Waiting Rooms’ contained water closets in wooden surrounds.

The charge was 2 pence entrance fee. and whilst still a semi taboo subject the term Tuppence was coined.
Make sure you wash your "tuppence" whilst you are in the bath.

If anyone tries to touch your" tuppence" scream and run home as fast as you can.
Tuppence by TheCow65 October 20, 2011

Fishy Tuppence 

Rather odious smelling female gentalia
after that jog I could smell her fishy tuppence a mile away
Fishy Tuppence by Jamie C Martin December 21, 2008
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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