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That's when u don't use your hands to carry the women or man to there destination
I gave that chick a hell of a Polish wheelbarrow race , you better believe she left skid marks at the finish line!
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No matter how nice someone acts or good someone dresses, it doesn't change the fact that the person is at that time seen as an asshole.
Scene from Californication: protagonist suits up for a trial when daughter walks in.
Protagonist: 'How do I look?'
Daughter: 'You know what they say...can't polish a turd.'
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any place such as a bar, work office, football game or strip club where the number of guys exceeds the number of girls.
aka: sausage fest
Drunk Girl #1: This bar is filled with pervy guys! Let's go to the bar next door!
Drunk Girl #2: Yea, this place is a polish deli! I bet all the bars on this block are polish delis!
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sucking a mean japs eye. sucking penis.
a missle willie in the mouth.a stroke of luck.pipe fitting. lube job. masterbation on a bitches face. and yelling clean it bitch.
that girls nickname is pipe polisher molly.
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Riding his kielbasa till he kapousta's in her golabki.
She road me like a polish side car
A colloquial expression for Male Masturbation.
I’m going to the bathroom so I can polish the war helmet.
I’ve got blue balls so must polish the war helmet.
My uncle likes to watch me polish the war helmet for some reason.
A Maxwell Street Polish consists of a grilled all-beef Polish sausage topped with grilled onions and yellow mustard and the optional sport peppers, on a bun. The sandwich was first created by Jimmy Stefanovic, a Macedonian immigrant, who took over his aunt and uncle's hot-dog stand (now Jim's Original) in Chicago's Maxwell Street marketplace in 1939.
The Maxwell Street Polish soon grew to be one of Chicago's most popular local sandwiches, along with the Chicago hot-dog and Italian Beef. It is served by restaurants around the city, and is common at sporting events. Many small vendors specialize in the Maxwell Street Polish along with the pork-chop sandwich.
Some variations exist. For example, some hot-dog vendors offer a "Maxwell Street hot dog" in which a hot dog is substituted for the Polish sausage.
Due to UIC's South Campus development, the two famous Maxwell Street Polish stands, Jim's Original and Maxwell St. Express Grill, both of which coexisted side by side for decades at Halsted and Maxwell streets, have now relocated a half block east to Union Avenue, adjacent to the Dan Ryan Expressway on-ramp at Roosevelt Road.
Jimmy: Dude it's 3:30 AM and I got munchies
Paul: Let's Get a Maxwell Street Polish
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