What do " You work at a smile" and  "You go for a ride"? mean?
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for me personaly it means:\n\nYou work at a smile - when ur having a bad day its not easy to smile...so it literally is work to make yourself smile\n\nyou go for a ride:  going for a ride is like just being alone and getting away from the world for a cpl of mins...i sometimes feel better just getting on the highway and getting off the next exit...just the solitude - just me and my thoughts...makes my bad day go away
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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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As I understand it, it refers to smiling with such force as to feel as though your face is stuck that way. \nIf something is so funny or happy that you are unable to straighten your face out and look serious then you have "permagrin".
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it means.........that a smile can re-center you in your life with whatever else may be going on...it refocuses you to whats important
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ITS MEANS DIFFERENT FOR ALL PERSON.\n\nFOR SOMEONE ITS FUN.\nFOR SOMEONE ITS WORKOUT\nFOR SOMEONE ITS JOB.
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Is that a smile?  I thought it was your "sexy look"!\n\nI like to smile and be goofy at the same time.  I'm only serious if I have to be.
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It is a French word roughly translated as enjoyment.  Quite literally it means whatever 'gets you off'.  Transcendant Bliss.
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Your Carriage Awaits\n\nThe Ride of your Life\n\nDreams come true\n\nBest of Luck
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It's from David Alan Coe's song The Ride.\n\nHere's a lyic to the full lyrics....\nhttp://www.bestlyric.com/lyrics/David%20Alan%20Coe/The%20Ride/4B171F5B552670780D6E40
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No, it just means you're not a happy person...but you should, a smile goes a long way, really! If I'm in a down mood in a store let's say, and somebody smiles at me, it makes me smile.
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What is your attitude? Did you blow it off for fun, or were you scared? What kind of work?\nAttitude means direction. To change your attitude, turn! Beep first!
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=P is sticking your tongue out < ie: sarcasm, or to lick >\n   (eyes left, mouth, tongue right)\n=D is smiling with your mouth wide open \n\nLook at them left to right ... it's the old way of making smile faces we (anyone pre-internet) had to use before graphics... ahhh.. the BBS days... lol
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In the old days, the orchestra was in a pit at the front of the stage.  Reluctant actors were told to, "walk to center stage, turn and face the music"  because the music would be coming from the orchestra pit.\n\nIt has now become an idiom to mean you should meet your problems or fears head on...face them in other words.
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it means  laughing my a** off  \n\nanother you might see is ROFL   rolling on the floor laughing \n\nDon't worry that you didn't know.  we all had to ask someone originally :))
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Do you have a friend or a parent that could take you to and from work? How do you get your neccessities? Do you have a town newspaper or is the town that you are working in have a newspaper? Try placing an ad in there saying that you need a ride to and from work.  List your hours and what you are willing to pay for a ride.  Or place ads around your town, or the town that you will be working in, that you need a ride.
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it means to tease and joke in a playful manner that is usually sexually motivated, but not always. Or it could mean that you are just toying with something. example : you are toying with the idea that you should get off the computer and go do something outdoors
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The "pleasure is mine" means that by doing the action (usually something designed to serve another), you are happy to do it - it gives you pleasure.\n\n"The pleasure is on me" doesn't make any sense. To use "on me" usually means to take something upon oneself - usually used in reference to a payment - "the milky bars are on me!" \n\nOr it can be a burden placed on oneself  "the onus is on me", or "he laid a total guilt trip on me".