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When the police are all over the place. Usually when something just went down or something is about to go down.
(Police flowing the streets)
Yo bro be careful up at that party, theres mad Po Flo on the streets.
Justin, the Po Flo surrounded the party!
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Metro POS
Metro POS, the POS standing for "piece of $hit" is basically a description of the outdated phones, service, and coverage areas that Metro PCS has to offer. A common nickname for the ghetto phone company in which you can have no credit, no job and no money to get crappy service with lots of dropped calls, double texts, and a very small service area for about $40 a month.
Often used by cheapskates, drug dealers, and those with bad credit who cannot attain a line with a reputable cell phone service provider.
Guy 1: "I called you like three times last night dude and your $hit went right to voicemail! $hit was CrAzY at the bar...you missed a good time!"
Guy 2: "Dammit! I was just at home sitting on the couch watching UFC, my phone didn't even ring!!! Damn Metro POS!"
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a person who is saying claiming to be broke.
a person who has not reupped.
"She be always be hollering po' mouth when we ready to go out"
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Tal Po
Tal Po is a word used to refer to anything. You can use it to replace any word, thing, or place. The root tal can also be used in front of anything to give the word a little style.
You just got tal powned. She is tal prizen(hot). Keep your eyes on the tal prize. Look at that tal po. Lets going tal po'in soon. Wana tal po. Hey tal po! You can use it for anything!
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The bro version of a police officer. Only "bro" cops can receive the name "Bro Po".
It is more commonly used on the east coast for New York/New Jersey cops.
Boy 1: Yo dude! I got pulled over today for speeding.
Boy 2: Did you get a ticket?
Boy 1: Nahh. The cop was a Bro Po. Mad chill brahh.
Variation on po-po or police. A car that is similar to an unmarked poilce car yet is owned by a regular joe that wants to be a policeman or just wants to confuse others. Highly annoying when situated in the fast lane holding up traffic.
Susan: Hey! Slow down. There's a police officer up here.
Jim: No way, that's just faux-po.
From 'generous pour.' Used to describe a pleasingly large service size of alcohol, specifically wine.
Coined by Lindley Round and Emma Lampe, Amalfi Coast, September '15
Me: I'm opening this bottle of Trader Joe's wine. Do you want?
Roommate: Omg yes, I had the most stressful day at work. Can I get a gen po?