(UK, euphemism) A difficult situation.
(UK, euphemism) A difficult situation.
“Spending more than five bucks on food I don't like makes me want to kms, how do you do it?”
“whenever the official account for 14 starts jumping in on memes, all I can think of is Steve Buscemi and his two skateboards, “How do you do fellow kids?””
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UK and Irish slang — Cockney, Scouse, Geordie, Yorkshire, Glaswegian, Brummie, Welsh, West Country, plus Irish English. Centuries of regional dialects feeding into modern British and Irish street talk.
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(intransitive, Australian, idiomatic, informal) To be in a desperate situation; to struggle.
(UK, informal) To accept an unfortunate or unpleasant situation and do the best one can.
(British) Be in a situation where any course of action leads to a negative outcome.
(UK, idiomatic) used, cheated, or exploited by.
Okay I’m moving on with an even more important and deeply existential question: how do people in the South smoke a joint? Because if it’s too humid here, I can’t smoke one, and I remember being in Tennessee and Georgi…
“Okay I’m moving on with an even more important and deeply existential question: how do people in the South smoke a joint? Because if it’s too humid here, I can’t smoke one, and I remember being in Tennessee and Georgia and having a hard time smoking one. HOW DO YOU DO IT?!”
“Angels come up to me every day and ask me, “How do you do it? How are you such a good guide?” I simply smile and respond, “YouTube Poop, bitch.””
“People who work away for long stretches with young kids how do you do it? I got thinking about armed forces as an obvious one but there must be others like who work on oil rigs who are away months at a time. If you have young kids how do you deal with the separation?”
(UK, colloquial, humorous, dated) How are you doing?.