// : Bro : //

Definition: A nickname used to call someone who you feel a connection with like a brother, but is not your brother. 
 
Common Phrases: "Come at me bro", "Bro's before hoes", "Good story bro", "You mad bro?",

Origin: Comes from the word brother.  (As if you couldn't figure that out (;  )

And now some humorous memes...



 

Love these!!!  Have a nice day!

// : Do me a Solid : //

Definition: Most commonly used in the form of a question, "Will you do me a solid?"  It is when one asks a friend, co-worker, acquaintance, or just anyone to do them a favor.  In most context it implies that this favor will help the person out immensely, keeping them whole or solid.

Origin: From my research I have tracked this down to first being heard in a Seinfeld episode where Kramer asks Jerry to do him a solid and sit in the car that is double parked while he picks up some birds.  (UrbanDictionary.com)

Unfortunately I couldn't find this video, or at least a good version of it.  So, instead I decided to show a funny video from the show, "Regular Show" that takes doing a solid to a whole other level.

Enjoy,
Danimal

// : Fo' Real : //

"Never meant to make your daughter cry.  I apologize a trillion times.  I'm sorry Ms. Jackson...(oh).  I am fo' reeeeeeeeeeeeeeal" - OUTKAST

Good song.  Anyways, fo' real!  Fo' real that song is good.  I am fo' real about to blog about this phrase fo' real, cuz it's just so real.

Ok.  I'm done.  ...Moving on...

This word.  I mean it is one word right?  Does fo' count as a word, or is it a phrase?  I don't know.  Discuss amongst yourselves.

Definition: When something is so real that you must say it is "fo" meaning "for" real.  Often said in disbelief. 

For example: "Are you fo' real?" 

2nd Definition: Fo' real can be said to amplify that what is real is really really real.

2nd Example: "That burger was good.  Fo' real though."

...I feel bad for foreigners in this country...

Now, please enjoy this Outkast video.  :)

Signing out,
Danimal