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It's not human nature for someone to give back to a community, it's human nature for someone to keep taking while they look for the heart of something to stick their knife in.
There is no true giving back, since anything that is given back would have to have been taken in the first place. The people that claim to be giving back to a community aren't really giving anything, and are usually taking more than everybody else. Claims about someone being a selfless humanitarian sound too good to be true because they are. It's not human nature to be selfless.
When your friend proclaims that it's finally time to get back to having sexual intercourse with women, after numerous adventures with members of the same gender.
Ryan said that the time has come, he is finally back on the women.
The 'Back 6' is a reference the perilous closing 6 holes at the Famed FGCC Village Course in Athletes Village, CA. After routing changes in 2005 it simply became called 'The North Course' or 'The Six' and currently comprises the starting 6 holes. Often referred to provincially as the toughest 6 holes in golf it is noted to have decided the outcome of several provincial majors. It's fame and notoriety has spawned many local sayings, t-shirts and even a restaurant leaning on the fame of 'The Back 6' for its name.
Played a lot of golf in my day but that 'Back 6' at the village course is nasty.
to be kicked in the bollocks balls, testicles from behind with such force that it brings the victim to their knees. Mainly used as a ambush/pre-emptive strike manoeuvre
Jeff was getting into some trouble at the bar so i back bollocked the dude before it kicked off
danny said his back cord snapped, leaving his old man dangling and sore
When someone who was once thought to be gone forever shows up again, often after several years.
This is a reference to the "dad went to the store to buy milk" trope. The punchline is that he abandons his family.
This is a subversion of that, meaning the dad finally comes back from the store after years of absence.
Person C has entered the chat
Person A: "Wait, you haven't been here since 2014, is it really you?"
Person B: "C is finally back with the milk."