Trying

I'm tryin' to forget you
But try as I may
You're still my every thought, dear
Every day

No use tryin' to forget you
'Cause I realize
That I'm tryin' to forget you
With tears in my eyes

And those teardrops only remind me
That I love you more and more
So I'll put my foolish pride behind me
And go knockin', knockin' at your door

And I'll be tryin' to impress you
Hopin' to possess you
Now I know I haven't a chance, dear
There's no denyin'
But you can't blame a fellow for tryin'

And those teardrops only remind me
That I love you more and more
So I'll put my foolish pride behind me
And go knockin', knockin' at your door

And I'll be tryin' to impress you
Hopin' to possess you
Now I know I haven't a chance, dear
There's no denyin'
But you can't blame a fellow for trying

Troy Try

A solution to a problem in the most brute force, most difficult, and often most clumsy way

I'm not sure if this is going to work but I'm going to give it a Troy Try!

don’t try buzz

Something an idiot uses to comeback with when they can’t think of anything, comes from the origin phrase ‘don’t try and be clever’

‘You’re a wasteman’ - Human
‘Don’t try Buzz’ - Idiot

Bold Try

When someone tries doing something Bold. Like insulting a person of authority, or asking someone out. And using brutal honesty shamelessly.

"Hey did you see Kim?"
"No. She didn't come to school after Ronnie rejected her yesterday."
"Well it was a Bold Try

trying to get to Buffalo

Having well-endowed breasts.

Look at Christina Hendricks! She's definitely trying to get to Buffalo.

trying to get cake

trying to get cake is a phrase used for the mandem who's trappin with the mandem then goes home and eats up the cake of his gyal pum

see that don joe he's a real trapper with us boys but when that don gets home hes trying to get cake which means he's getting bare action n that

Trying to get cake is also a song by recky rate the ting

like trying to nail jello to a cat

A merging of two popular phrases, each meant to reflect attempting something very difficult: “like nailing jello to a tree” and “like herding cats”. This version simply implies, humorously and a bit gruesomely, that one is, in fact, attempting the impossible.

John’s attempt to get this three kids to bed after they each ate a bag of Halloween candy is like trying to nail jello to a cat.