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Ancient historical phrase having come up many times in past writings from 1650 B.C. - 1849. The two words had deep correlation with each other during the beginning of the English language being created. Together the two words create a certain frequency that repel all natural forces of negative frequencies. Now, on the other end of the spectrum, if the two words are speparated yet still in the same context they attract all natural forces of positive/ fully abundant frequencies.
That man never has a bad day, he’s really flying heavy!
Venus Fly Trapping is something that happens to thick and hefty women when trying to have sex; it is when a the vaginal area(Inside the vagina, the Lips, and around the thighs) of the female sticks together and doesn't allow the penis to penetrate inside, it can take many many tries before being able to penetrate without the assistance of a lubricate.
M: "why won't it go in???''
F: ''I guess I'm Venus fly trapping."
M: "Oh, well then I'll run and get the lube."
Name given to the 5th day of the week and last day of the working week; i.e. Friday.
Often used by exhausted and intoxicated workers suffering speech impediments on a Thursday night after a few drinks.
'Thank God tomorrow is Fly-deh! Only one day to deal with a over-hang!'
fly day friday
One darky in a big group of whitees.
My friend tyrone looked like a fly in a milkbowl at that church.
The state of being on the fly
“Wow! That speech was impromptu?”
“Yeah, he’s a real fly rider”
The flying hydra is the guy is lying down all Big Ben and shit, and the girl comes along and lies on top. Then the guy grabs her hips and spins her round and around, thats the flying hydra
Nevet have i ever.....
Had a flying hydra
Discreetly depositing one's workplace detritus at different bins around the office. Reasons for doing so include smell of lunch remnants, lack of one's own bin, producing too much paper based waste, to annoy work colleagues, for spite.
Simon: What were you doing in payroll?
Will: I was office fly-tipping.
Simon: Teriyaki don?
Will: Yessir.