"Hit the road Jack!" - What does this phrase mean? (Its advertised on TV all the time)?
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"Hit the road" is an expression that means "leave".  The song quoted above sings about a time when his woman tells him to leave.
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I would find it highly likely that 1) it's a gimmicky phrase; or 2) it's an outright fake.\n\nDo a little reading on this guy,\n\nAnalysis of Kevin Trudeau's "Natural Cures" Infomercial (2004) by Stephen Barrett, M.D. \nhttp://www.infomercialwatch.org/tran/trudeau.shtml\n\nWikipedia entry\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_Cures_%22They%22_Don't_Want_You_To_Know_About\n\nKevin Trudeau Banned from Infomercials\nhttp://www.ftc.gov/opa/2004/09/trudeaucoral.htm\n\n20/20 Report "King Con? Bestselling Author Selling Questionable Cures to the Desperate and Gullible"\nhttp://abcnews.go.com/2020/Health/story?id=1527774\n\nSkeptic's Dictionary\nhttp://skepdic.com/trudeau.html
426803
Yo 'dude'. Get down 'wid it', and stuff. I, like you dear chap, am down on 'da street' having a smashing cup of tea 'wid me homeboys'.\nWhatever all that nonsense means.
321200
its a phrase but not always meaningless,ive used this on many occassion--for instance at a party, and you suddenly head for the nearest tree---would you rather i said i gotta take a piss??
707899
Hey U Gotta Perfectly Good Explanation, \nIts LIke The Sign That I Saw It Said "Right Turn: -  Must Turn Right"
89653
My dad use to say that sometimes when I was going out on a date.  "Going to watch the submarine races?" It would be nice to know the origin of that.  All I could think of was making out.
102391
Help us all out here: I've been a cop in California for 19 years, and I've never heard this phrase.  Where did you see it?
258476
it means Move.p.s. that song rocks!
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It is impossible to know without the context. What's the whole sentence you find the phrase in?\n\nEdit: That really makes no sense. It's certainly not a frequently used abbreviation. Some more information would really be helpful.
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I'm not familiar with this phrase at all, but I found this song called "Squid Jigging Ground" on the net - which when taken at face value appears to be a song about men fishing for squid ... but I wonder if "squid jigging" might be a euphemism for something else entirely!!! - or is it just me having a filthy mind?!!!   Hmmmmm
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It's the past tense of 'to crank' in Tennessee.  Ex. The motor crunk, but didn't start.\n\nI know that's not what you're lookin' for, just thought it was funny.
242591
i think it was an advertising motto for one of those infomercials.
1000961
Believe it or not there ARE remote places in the USA that have no TV reception (I live in one) so I have never seen (or even heard of) the aforementioned commercial.  I couldn't watch TV if I wanted to (unless I want to pay for cable or a satellite dish).  In many ways I consider myself fortunate, I don't get the daily subliminal "mind f**k" others do and I can actually accomplish things that need to be done around here.
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Let's Go Out To The Lobby, Let's Go Out To The Lobby, Let's Go Out To The Lobby and Get Ourselves A Treat!\n\nIt's an intermission clip from the drive-in, actually. Maybe your folks sang it at home.  See it here:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gz5DrzdBHRg
146625
It has no real meaning, it is his little "catch phrase". They tried to imitate it in English as "believe it".
102738
Watch american tv.... if you have a specific phrase that you want to know what it means try www.urbandictionary.com
714365
In local speak, it means "Go Now!!" Said in the way an english speaking person would say "Get out of here now" or "Hurry up and go away"! Depends on the facial expression and inflection as to how quick you should move!