through thick and thin

To be able to last through and handle the good times as well as the bad times. (Usually in the sense of a relationship of sorts). Thick is representative of the good times, whereas thin is representative of the bad times.

True lovers will stick together through thick and thin.

My best friend and I have been through thick and thin and are still as close as we ever were.

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been through the wringer

went through difficult, rough times

she looks like she's been through the wringer a few times

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going through the motions

To go through your everyday life in a mechanical manner, as in:
waking up,
going to work,
getting back home,
watching TV,
going to sleep,
repeat.

After an amount of time, it becomes really annoying and boring.
Makes you wanna kill yourself or start using drugs.

Also, an awesome song from "Once more, with feeling".

God, ever since the holidays began I've been going through the motions and doing the same damn thing every day with a total lack of interest.
Maybe I should get some pot.

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log through the pain

Keep your chin up
Used by Tommyinit and Ghostbur when Tommy got exiled from his home. When Tommy was exiled, he was alone with Ghostbur on a deserted land and missed his home, his friends. To get through the hardship, he worshipped logs to cope with the loneliness and his sanity.

Tommy: *Got exiled by his best friend and is now isolated*
Tommy: LOG THROUGH THE PAIN

Chew through the mercury

When your girl has her period and she still wants you to go down on her.

“Hey Chad did you and Karen have fun last night?”

“Hell yeah! I had to chew through the mercury cause it’s that time of the month!”

Swag Through The Roof

The point when all the rules of swag are followed perfectly and the world as a whole acknowledges the perfection of swag. Generally followed by an exclamation of Swagger

That boy has Swag through the roof

balls through the walls

The limit as effort (x) approaches infinity of going 'balls to the walls'. When graphed, balls through the walls can be shown as a hyperbola approaching an asymptote. This asymptote represents the proverbial wall in which balls go 'to' and eventually 'through'.

Side effects of going balls through the walls are: excessive dehydration, headache, fever, fatigue, and most likely death. Those who survive going balls through the walls are either really lucky, or the absolute quintessence of badassary.

I was running the other day and I went balls through the walls; Cullen and Ty couldn't keep up.

I tried going as balls through the walls as Mennell, but then I ended up in the hospital. I'm lucky to be alive.