what does pop that ho*e's tag mean?
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I would take it to mean to take her virginity, but that would imply that she ISN"T a wh**e, right?
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tag line also tag·line (tăg'līn')\nn.\nAn ending line, as in a play or joke, that makes a point.\nAn often repeated phrase associated with an individual, organization, or commercial product; a slogan.\n( http://www.answers.com/tagline&r=67 )
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Alot of people think it means homeboy but it actually is what English colonists used to call each other in the heyday of the British empire.  If someone was born in bonny England, they were cally a homie.  As in 'Home - ie' .  African american culture appropriated the term as a way to gain status over the  white establishment because the British empire outlawed slavery long before the states did.  Some upper class britsh expats still use homie as a badge of endearment when working or living overseas.  Its use in hip hop circles is just another example of that particular sub-culture's mastery of irony.
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hit.  like in anime when the characters get 'glomped' on the head. It should be right unless there are other meanings.
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Get Your Ya-Ya's Out was the final album of the Rolling Stones' Decca contract.\n\nIt's meaning in slang is similar to " raise a ruckus" "cause some trouble" "blow off some steam", etc.
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QUESTION: WTF is that?
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Oh, Snap! is an expression of disbelief. It was popularized by Biz Markie in the 1989 song "Just a Friend". It has also entered use as acknowledgement of a diss by third parties, to heighten the feeling of disrespect and insult. "Oh, Snap!" has been known to be used as a form of salutation. It may also be used as an expression of shock or amazement. It is also another way of saying "zing!"
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Actually hepcat is two words: \nhep meaning (With it, cool. Someone who knows the situation) \n\ncat meaning: (A hip person (Beats))\n\nThese slang words are from the 1950's they use to put different slag words together to make two meanings into one.\n\nI hope this is what you were looking for\n\nDon
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alright i shall enjoy enlightening you \nhere are many \nif some one says yo what's up you say - you what up?\nsignify means to express yourself or what you wish to chat on \nnow you could come of saying \njust 'Yo! this mean hi or hello so do what's up \ntry at the end " gotta roll out" means i must go right away\n"hay boo!"  means "hello love":\nwhaatt! means shocked at news.\nif you want to be really current go to "ebonics language site and learn all the urbans black slang we are the best at artistic lyrics in the world and this is proven by the Hip hop culture you see we keeping away from the european way and have the strongest verbal expressions for everything ......."believe that!" mean true
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It's from a Japanese game "Zero Wing."  It was a bad translation that became an internet phenomenon in 2001-2, heralding geek culture.
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When people get something they want, they would "Yeahooooo! I like it."\nI think it stand for happy.
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HIP! HIP! HURRAH! - Don't be surprised but the phrase means 'Jerusalem is destroyed.'\n\nThe old story here can be taken for what it's worth, which isn't much. \n\nHip, we're told, derives from the initials of the Latin words 'Hiersolyms est perdita,' 'Jerusalem is destroyed.' German knights, not a very bright bunch, were supposed to have known this and shouted 'hip, hip!' When they hunted Jews in the persecutions of the Middle Ages. 'Hurrah!' by the same strained imagining, is said to be a corruption of the Slavonic word for Paradise (hu-raj). Therefore, if you ever shout 'hip! hip! hurrah!' You are supposedly shouting: 'Jerusalem is destroyed (the infidels are destroyed) and we are on the road to Paradise!' There is not the slightest proof of any this, and the phrase, which doesn't date back earlier than the late 18th century, almost certainly comes to us from the exclamation 'hip, hip, hip!' earlier used in toasts and cheers, and 'huzza,' an imitative sound expressing joy and enthusiasm.
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It was a complete mystery to me for a while, & I didn't think to look it up. I have one friend who uses it all the time in text messages - so much that it's driven me a little crazy. For him it means "laugh out loud." I've heard other people say, "lot's of laughs," but that sounds a little hokey.\n\nThe thing that I like best about it - well, the only thing mildly amusing, to me at least - is that "lol" looks like an open mouth between the sides of a face, like someone saying, "OH!"\n\nStill, I wish it would disappear so I wouldn't have to be crazy anymore.\n\nAll the best.
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It's a skin tag. Visit a friendly dermatologist to have it removed. And for the love of all that is holy, don't pop it...
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it means whats up? or really?
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It's old school slang for butt
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if you could say whose slogan is that, then i could help you better.\n\nbut it means that what ever they do...\nthey do it in a modren way, without forgetting the traditions, or to add a touch of tradition in it....