Phrasal verbs

look at this e.g. "Look at this new  hentai  i got, sweet, eh?"

impossible. I really can't imagine how that could be true. When there is 0% chance that something has occured or will happen. Also when one is so appalled by one's statement that they have no response but the phrase itself. Often said by high intellects and geniuses. Emphatically not.

"Forget about it" is like, if you agree with someone, you know, like "Raquel Welch is one great piece of ass, forget about it."  But then, if you disagree, like "A Lincoln is better than a Cadillac ? Forget about it!" you know?  But then, it's also like if something's the greatest thing in the world, like minga those peppers, "forget about it."  But it's also like saying "Go to hell!" too. Like, you know, like "Hey Paulie, you got a one inch pecker!" and Paulie says "Forget about it!"  And then, sometimes it just means forget about it. New York term for:"No comment" or "I would rather not say".  Usually sounds like "Forgedaboudit" and spoken slightly loud to put an end to the subject.

1. It means that the person doesnt want to say anything in reoply to wat you just asked.. that means that i dont wana answer wat you said... 2. The reply to a question that you wish not to answer due to the inconvenience that your response may incriminate you in one way or another. 3. "Yeah, I was involved in some manner, but I refuse to say anything because you are going to blow it way out of proportion"  4. That they're guilty and don't wanna admit it

judgmental  (Adj)-used to describe a person (most people) who has strong negative opinions on many things;

sleep. e.g. "Go to sleep, you slumber face!"

butt naked, c ompletely naked. Etymology:  1. bowdlerization 2.  mishearing  

"Good night, sleep tight!" peace out peace sweet dreams お休みなさい おやすみ

1. talk to you at some point later; to call you later 2.  to visit with someone, especially at his/her home. 3.  to ask a person for something. 4.  to go to. e.g.  We're going to  hit up  the bar later.

n. A thug that has "made it" to the big time. adj.   e.g. " My apartment by the way is baller." 'baller' may be used to describe any place, thing or situation.   e.g.  "This Sh*t is baller"   Appealing; cool; favorable; pimp; tight; anything that is good.

cash in  (on something) Fig.  to earn a lot of money at something; to make a profit at something.  e.g. to comfort someone who's lost a job, " some company is about to cash in on your wealth of experience and talent!  "

or ballin' means: rich,  Living in affluence/wealth

In voice msg, "Hi XX, I  guess we're playing phone tag . ... " Phone Tag: The process where you try to call someone and only get their answering machine. They in turn get the message and call you only to get your voice mail. Repeat until one of you give up.

To not be able to be reached by standard means of communication (i.e. phone / email / txt) for a several hour period. Bro, what happened to you last weekend, I couldn't track you down. Don't go  dark  on me again.

This article is about authorities shouldn't issue tickets randomly. Very idiomatic. http://mobile.philly.com/news/?wss=%2Fphilly%2Fnews%2Fpolitics%2Fcity%2F&id=162988056&viewAll=y#more FOR MORE than a year, I've been chronicling the injustices of the Philadelphia Parking Authority and its sister agency, the Bureau of Administrative Adjudication. When my columns hit print, though, their effect on the PPA and the BAA has been akin to that of a mosquito biting into a rhino's neck: Momentarily bothersome, but inconsequential. Too many phony-baloney tickets are still being written by enforcement agents. And too many of them are then upheld on appeal by BAA hearing examiners who dismiss reasonable evidence showing that those tickets were written in error. God, it's depressing! That's why my jaw hit the desk when I heard that, last week, Common Pleas Judge Leon Tucker flipped PPA/BAA "justice" on its head. He issued an order that calls fo...

To perform in spite of difficulties or obstacles; bring off:  pulled off a last-minute victory. To get away with something.  "I can't believe we pulled off that prank"   or  "Only he could pull off wearing a shirt like that to school"

in a condition of high physical fitness and body tone, maintained by regular exercise. to be well-built or stocky and muscly e.g.  Damn, see that guys muscles? He's buffed to the max.

If sth "stands out", it's obvious to see/be noticed.

To  produce  a large quantity of (something)  rapidly  and  easily . e.g. Barbara Cartland was renowned for her ability to  churn out  romantic novels. To produce in an abundant and automatic manner:  churns out four novels a year. Usage notes: This term can imply an emphasis of quantity over quality, and as such can be disparaging.

e.g.  I know there was concern about .... naming convention randomly and rapidly changing. I have a lot of code that depends on this naming convention, so it will not change willey nilley. Without regard for consequences or the will of those affected. e.g.  So people chasing money churn out novels  willy-nilly . Without consideration, an inconsiderate action. e.g.  "You can't just invade a country willy nilly"

鈍感力 by  渡辺淳一 being insensitive

We went to see Elephant Seal. From the description, it says ... they become injured ...  "Nature is cruel. Please don't intervene."

reprint from  http://animadness.blog111.fc2.com/blog-category-4.html 増田こうすけ劇場 ギャグマンガ日和＋ 第08話 増田こうすけ劇場 ギャグマンガ日和＋ 第08話  「西遊記～旅の終わり～」 ○三蔵法師、悟空と沙悟浄を出し抜いて一番にゴールしようとする。 　 すごい三蔵だ（笑）。 ○猪八戒、最後の言葉「ちょ、やめて！マジでやめて！俺本当まずいから、馬糞みたいな味するから、マジで。」 　 あー、いないと思ったら食しちゃったわけですか（笑）。 ○死の前日の言葉「何ひそひと俺を見ながら話してるんだよー、やめろよ、不安になるだろ。」 　 他の三人の目が怖いよ（笑）。 ○死の3日前の言葉「だから食べるとか食べないとか、どのへんがおいしいとか、そういうブラックなジョークはやめろー！えっ、ジョークじゃない？」 　 だいぶ危ない雰囲気（笑）。 ○死の10日前の言葉「おいおい、俺は非常食じゃないっつーの！ま、味には自信あるけど、なーんちゃって（笑）、ブゥ。」 　 このときはまだネタにできてる（笑）。 ○最初の言葉「俺、猪八戒っていいま～す。特技は、食材で～す。な～んちゃって（笑）、ブゥ。」 　 最初から自分でフラグ立ててたわけですね（笑）。 ○三蔵法師、冠が伸びる「これが私の完全体です！」 　 アホすぎ（笑）