what does FIRE CROTCH mean?
491639
it means having "red hair"...in the croth area
768706
I thought it meant someone had something JAMMED up their...\nidk tho. lol\n☺
1157762
The end of all that is holy. Fire falls from the sky, rivers turn to fire, fire will come out your nose and maybe ears.\n\nApocolypse means firey death for all.
484434
it means that you are at your prime..on fire!!no one can stop you..
508746
It means you a wimp, a softie, a pushover, a pu$$y, a wuss.  It doesn't mean gay.  Why would people say that???  \n\nWhen it is used to refer directly to girl's butt (such as when a boy is using slang to flirt with a girl, like "let me get some of that candyass")--that's when it means nice booty, or sweet stuff (in a sexual and flirtatious way).\n\nhope this helps :)
292502
The first I heard the term was in an old Meatloaf song where he mentioned having sex by the dashboard lights. I don't understand the context that you use it in unless he is refering to it like the lights on your dash that tell you something is wrong with your car.
234264
I've never heard of that term before, but it sounds like what is left over after a house fire.  Here is more info on house fires - http://www.insuremyhouse.com/firesafety.html
532991
"As the crime is burning" or on fire. It means getting caught red-handed. Medieval Latin.\n\nUPDATE: It is not necessarily associated with sex.
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Light is a term for landing, e.g., "I saw the bird light on the branch."\n\nFire is a term for terminating employment, e.g., "I hope my boss won't fire me."
1179359
who says your hot? Usually firemen work around very hot flames. Besides it is summer time, sweetie. Most firemen I know are arrogant idiots thinking that they r hot. That doesnt make it true. If i think i'm a unicorn, is it true too? Oh look, a cute horn coming out of my forehead....
794352
Blame it on Latin and its tricky prefixes. In the beginning, there was "inflammable," a perfectly nice English word based on the Latin "inflammare," meaning "to kindle," from "in" (in) plus "flamma" (flame). "Inflammable" became standard English in the 16th century. So far, so good.\n\nComes the 19th century, and some well-meaning soul dreamt up the word "flammable," basing it on a slightly different Latin word, "flammare," meaning "to set on fire." There was nothing terribly wrong with "flammable," but it never really caught on. After all, we already had "inflammable," so "flammable" pretty much died out in the 1800's.\n\n"But wait," you say, "I saw 'flammable' just the other day." Indeed you did. "Flammable" came back, one of the few successful instances of social engineering of language.\n\nThe Latin prefix "in," while it sometimes means just "in" (as in "inflammable"), more often turns up in English words meaning "not" (as in "invisible" -- "not visible"). After World War Two, safety officials on both sides of the Atlantic decided that folks were too likely to see "inflammable" and decide that the word meant "fireproof," so various agencies set about encouraging the revival of "flammable" as a substitute. The campaign seems to have worked, and "inflammable" has all but disappeared.\n\nThat left what to call something that was not likely to burst into flames, but here the process of linguistic renovation was easier. "Non-flammable" is a nice, comforting word, and besides, it's far easier on the tongue than its now thankfully obsolete precursor, "non-inflammable."
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Hello:\nA rash on the inside of your thighs is probably either friction rash or a fungal infection called Tinea cruris. If it were the tell-tale sign of syphilis it would be painless. Now if you are having burning when you urinate that is a different story. It could be gonorrhea which is rapidly on the rise in "our family" and is becoming resistant to traditional treatments. It could be chlamydia (the most common std in the U.S. today), or it could simply be a urinary tract infection, although men dont get them nearly as often as women do because of our unique plumbing. You may have two separate things going on, like I said a fungal infection and possibly an std especially if you see any discharge from your penis (yellow, thick usually goes with gonorrhea, clear to gray watery goes more with chlamydia) but often times there are no symptoms whatsoever. If in doubt, go to your doctor and get whats called a "GC/Chlamydia DNA swab of your penis which will give you definitive answer.\nI hope this helped answer your questions and alleviate some of your concerns.\nRegards,\nWarren Shaffer, M.D.
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I believe you are confusing two different sayings .\nOne is    "you have to fight fire with fire" which comes from oil rigs that catch on fire.  for example when American forces went  into Iraq Saddam started blowing up oil rigs to impede them once an oil rig catches on fire the only way to put it out is to blow it up with explosives placed at the base of the fire. similarly it means to beat someone at their own game . For example lets say you and a friend are playing a game and you know for a fact that your friend is cheating , the only way you would have any chance of winning would be for you to start cheating as well.\n\nThe second saying is   "if you play with fire you will get burned " which quite simply means if you do risky things you should  expect negative consequences or repercussions
397749
one that is too fast and aggressive - the guy has his hands on your tits or under your skirt - means he does not mean it
203017
The correct term for someone who puts out fire is a "firefighter". Hence, fight fire. :)
17682
The metaphor refers to a litter of puppies.  The first to pick gets the best.  It probably means the guy is so hot he can have any girl he wants.  It may also be that his girl fried is so hot he must have something special.
203070
You're playing with fire. Better watch out before you get burned.