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Used as a phrase to let another person know when you are being left out or want to get in on something. From the AT&T commercial.
"Hey! Why didn't you ask me to come over and watch the game with everyone else? I like tacos."
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This term implies that a man has the endowment alike to that of a horse.Beyond 9". Seen as inhuman.
Stephen was hung 14 inches when erect and called himself the stallion king, he was therefore hung like a horse.
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To state what you believe to be true without forethought.
Usually, people who "tell it like it is" hate it when other people "tell it like it is" about them.
Trump: The FAKE NEWS media doesn't like me because I tell it like it is!!!
Bannon: The meeting at Trump Tower with Russians for dirt on Hillary was treasonous.
Trump: WAH, WHY DID YOU HAVE TO TELL IT LIKE IT IS???
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A person, place, or thing that is all over (or stuck really close to) something else. Used to show an enthusiastic measure of popularity. Like an over-eager friend who is always hanging around, or a crowded restaurant.
That boy is all over her like white on rice!
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Stacked like Ass: The saying which can represent both something being very awful, or very good (as in attractive.)
"Wow" said the unloader, "that pallet is "Stacked Like Ass", I better fix it.
And Later:
"Did you see that woman, she was "Stacked Like Ass."
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Texting: LIS. (ph) a rude, passive-aggressive phrase, usually found at the beginning of a response, that lets someone know that they didn't listen to you. Done in convo with subordinates or anyone you disdain, because being polite to these people 'doesn't matter'. Often found in abbreviated form in response emails and texts, as LIS, indicating you think the person hasn't read or understood your post.
"Like I said, you need to get to the meeting 15 minutes ahead of time."
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To not let things get to you, and allow yourself not to be bothered or annoyed by actions or the current situation you may be in or by what other are doing to manipulate you into bitterness. When everything is building up. i.e. The saying when it rains it pours seems to make sense in describing life at times and acting like a duck is better, because ducks do not run and hide when it rains, they do not try to cover themselves up and avoid it, they do not attack the rain or try fighting it off they simply endure it with pride and dignity like it was not even there in fact they seem to enjoy it while it lasts, and above all do not seem to be bothered by the rain. Hence acting like a duck or to act like a duck is better than retaliating and making the situation worse or make everyone think its better to attack and fight rather than be dignified and work it out.
My boss was a jerk and was ripping every one of his customers off, I said something about it, and he made my life difficult by demoting me and threatened to fire me next. I went home the wife through a fit saying we owe more than we can afford and are getting evicted, my kids crying because she is screaming, the landlord is calling harassing me over raising the rent. The car needs new tires, and it barely runs and I just act like a duck and try to work it all out somehow, because its better to work it out than add to the problem with retaliation, anger and uncontrollable vulgarities.
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