when someone calls you a bundle of sticks, what does that mean?
414108
Unfortunately, they are using it in a derogatory manner…a fa_ggot is an old term that was used to describe a bundle of sticks to be used for fuel.
18519
When someone refers to another as a "triple threat", it generally means they are talented or skilled in three distinct areas.\n\nFor example, if I can act, sing, and dance, I would be a "triple threat" in the theatre community.
1132088
they are slang terms-listed under what category? And gaming for points-would be your catch.
906170
Well its like slang talking....Yes its like possesion....you my man would mean like my friend....Its like a nickname between friends!!
290822
It's a slang contraction.
743323
Uhhhhhhhhhhhh go slap the crap outta them!!!  No not really remember sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me, or turn the other cheek,  it shows you are a better person to ignore them as you know what and whom you are and evidently this person has some issues with themself prob such as insecurity and jealousy.  There ya go girlfriend.
907727
Did he write that or did he call you "B?" If he called you B then that means like baby or baby girl or baby doll. Not spanish- slang.
400291
There are too many Urban Dictionary meanings but from what I gather, it is either \n\nGetting smacked in the face by someone's *Unit* or-\n\nGetting pwn3d by someone you thought was a n3wb on an online game.
448475
The yiddish word, from my point of view, does have the broad meaning you suggest - it could be any little things, not just promotional items.  More than just knick-knacks.  It could be any physical item, usually smaller than a chair.
29117
When someone asks you.
127930
ARE YOU KIDDING? COULD MEAN WHATS UP TO EVERYONE IN S.A OR A HISPANIC SLANG OF WHATS UP TO THE HOMMIE..GET WITH IT DUDE.LOL
1154123
it means that somebody rams there head hard and fast into your face. Normally they will try to ensure that there forhead conects with the bridge of your nose - breaking it nicely, before the move on to kicking the shite out of you
800990
Depending on your relationship with the person, it was an insult, a compliment, or he/she was being arrogant.\n\nThis line has historically had 3 meanings:\n1) A friend says that to you, it's a compliment.  He is saying that you look especially good today.\n2) Someone who doesn't like you says that to you, it's an insult.  He's saying that you are vain, conceited, egotistical, you have an Eros complex, or he's making fun of the way you look.  (This quote has been used more recently by advertisers to get overweight people to join expensive gyms or pay for expensive diet plans.)\n3) Someone you know to be full of himself says this to you or in general, he is reaffirming that he thinks he looks good and is probably way too sure of himself.
244647
It means they culd be jealous of you but more than likely they are trying to make points with others.  You do not need friends like this.  Dump her and find someone new to hang around with.
950605
I would say it means that the things he said were so upsetting to me that I literally went to pieces because of it or even more figuratively, I was so upset by what he said that I fell apart at the seams.   Now I should go and ask somebody what that means :-))
874742
actually its not the stick gatherer, its the bundle of sticks. In the bible gay people are also refered to as firebrands, the bundle of sticks reference became popular when gays were burned together with witches. I'm told they burned up quite well and thereafter  were refered to as faggots
202184
What kind of stuff do you mean.