What is the meaning of "more fun than you can shake a stick at." One shakes a stick to make a point?
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More ... than you can shake a stick at. I hear it used all the time and mostly not in the context of fun. More obstinate than you can shake a stick at. More jelly beans than you can shake a stick at. Etc. \n\nShaking a stick is supposed to be intimidatin'. But when something is too big shaking a gosh dang stick won't do diddley squat. I'll tell you what.
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To get the stick out of their butt, lighten up, & dont take things so seriously!  Have a little fun & a few laughs!
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Blast from the past- it means up to mischief or " no good"  I do not know where it came from but it has been around since at least the 30-40's  \n\nI just googled shenanigans and it is from the 1920's and there actually was a play named that.  Try Wikipedia- but I am right about the meaning.
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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??
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it means  laughing my a** off.  \n\nanother you might see is ROFL   rolling on the floor laughing.
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Jerk and jounce, respectively.  These terms are seldom used in science.  Some amusing alternatives are listed in the reference, such as snap, crackle, and pop.\n\nHow many points for a correct answer?
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Typically it means that something is happening like the beginning of a trip or a roller coaster ride.\n\nSometimes sarcastically it means that someone is doing something very predictable.
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say this to someone---> "you are totally intoxicated by the exuberance of your own verbillity."\nit means they like to hear them self talk.
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Shaking thier tales is a form of showing love an enjoyment. That is thier way of smiling at you. Letting you know they are happy to see you or that they want to play. It can also be a way of telling they are angry or afraid if the are not wagging thier tales and or it is between thier legs.
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My parents used to say this stinks on "dry" ice.  I guess that was back in the old days.  LOL.  I am curious now too.  What does it mean?
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"Need more points somehow"\n\n(As I am here, answering questions)
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LOL.  LOL.  Determined to show the stickler , huhh?  LOL.\n\nGood one.\n\nThanks for the laugh, and have a great weekend.
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laugh\n· v.\n1 make the sounds and movements that express lively amusement and sometimes also derision. Ø (laugh at) ridicule; scorn.\n2 (laugh something off) dismiss something by treating it in a light-hearted way.\n3 (be laughing) informal be in a fortunate or successful position.\n· n.\n1 an act of laughing.\n2 (a laugh) informal a person or thing that causes laughter.\n– PHRASES have the last laugh be finally vindicated. a laugh a minute very funny. laugh on the other side of one’s face (or N. Amer. out of the other side of one’s mouth) be discomfited after feeling confident or triumphant. laugh out of court dismiss with contempt as being obviously ridiculous. laugh up one’s sleeve be secretly or inwardly amused. no laughing matter something serious that should not be joked about.
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if you are meaning in tap dance terms then i think it means that you sway to one side and brush you foot along the floor with the opisite side giving a better swaying image.  I think but not entierly sure
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=do something fun together that is unusual for the both of you.  Have fun doing it and laugh a lot.  It will put both of you in the mood.
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I believe that the true meaning behind this saying is that one must have balance in their life.  We all know people that all they do is work.  Those people are not the most interesting to be around.  People who have well-rounded lives and enjoy many activities, including work, are those who are more interesting to be around and generally the most fun.
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relate the subjuct to something you enjoy