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Proper response to any questions that ask whether you have enough firepower/dakka. The answer is always more
Officer: You think we got enough firepower facing that ridge? Sergeant: No way, More Dakka!
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The three saddest words in the herban dictionary.
Liz:Pack another bowl, Ruby!
Ruby:No more pot.
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When life surprises you, going beyond your wildest expectations, showering your existence with the most unexpected blessings.
On the telephone:
— Who is it?
Hey Clark it´s me... Peter."
— "Hey Bro! Still suicidal depressed?"
"No man... shit no more."
— "What happened... the lotto?"
Much better: The dream and more!"
— "How so?"
"Béatrice."
— "Sweet!"
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Generally speaking, when it becomes apparent that either a person or group of people need to step up their game.
If we're going to kick the crap out of those guys in HR at this year's softball tournament, we're gonna need more cowbell!
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A term used to describe a particularly hot man or women on a social networking site (e.g. social me, zoosk) that prompts you to click on their more picture link to view their other pictures. Closely linked to secret minger.
"I saw this fit bloke on social me last night, he was definitely a more piccer"
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More cheddar is a street slang term originating from Compton, Los Angeles (LAX) that means "more money" or "greater financial success." It's often used to express the desire for increased wealth or financial prosperity. The phrase is pronounced as "more-tshada."
Example 1:
Person A: "Man, I'm tired of struggling to make ends meet."
Person B: "I feel you, bro. We gotta hustle harder and stack more cheddar."
Example 2:
Rapper in a song lyric: "I started from the bottom, now I'm climbing up the ladder. More cheddar in my pocket, life's getting better and better."
Example 3:
In a business meeting:
Entrepreneur: "Our goal for this year is to increase our revenue by 20%."
Colleague: "That's right, let's go out there and chase more cheddar!"
A comparative concept that implies an increased level of fairness, balance, or uniformity in the distribution of resources, opportunities, or rights among individuals or groups.
In order to promote social justice, it is essential to strive for a society where opportunities and resources are distributed more equally among all individuals.