Rolling Someone

It's not too unusual for some certain people to roll up there wad of money, and to fasten it with an eastic band or what ever. Hence the derived slang i guess.

Though the slang roll them, can have other meanings, which pretty much means beating the crap out of them...
 
Lethos said:
It's not too unusual for some certain people to roll up there wad of money, and to fasten it with an eastic band or what ever. Hence the derived slang i guess.

Though the slang roll them, can have other meanings, which pretty much means beating the crap out of them...
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lol I like the second meaning better
 
probably closer to the second meaning with the history of loan sharks going out to collect on those who have borrowed from them. they break their clients' knees, thus forcing them to "roll". that's my guess
 
ok, im southern. When you say rolling someone I think

A. Toilet papering someones yard.

b. BEATING THE SHIT OUT OF SOMEONE


Damn kids these days, I mean in 100 years, everything will have 100 different slang words for it.
 
Quirk said:
ok, im southern. When you say rolling someone I think

A. Toilet papering someones yard.

b. BEATING THE SHIT OUT OF SOMEONE


Damn kids these days, I mean in 100 years, everything will have 100 different slang words for it.
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lol ^_^
It's good to be a teacher, you can follow the slang and it's development :p (to a degree anyway)
 
It's also not too uncommonly used as a drug reference, then again theres so many of them. Then again like drug slang/references, sexual ones are the same, said right anything can sound right.

I'll give some examples once i've had more tea, not feeling particularly awake atm :lol:
 
Rolling can also be used to describe someone who is on ecstasy. This is because of a condition called Nystagmus, which is rapid involuntary rhythmic eye movement. The eyes move quickly in one direction, and then slowly in the other, so it kind of looks like they are rolling.
 
When I use it it's in references to getting beaten badly in a video game, akin to getting ran over by a steam roller :)
 
SynTaXx-Wrath said:
the exact phrase "If you need money hon, come roll me for cash at work. It wouldn't be the 1st time someone did"
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Of course this will depend on the nature of your relationship with said person (and how it was said), but generally speaking syntaxx, i'd taken that as sexual innuendo.

But tbh, that seems to obvious, atleast for you to of caught onto that, does he own his own business and as such has his own cash at the office?
 
lol no no he is strait forward with his sexual jokes.. and he constantly has cash on him or I will come take his truck for the day so I don't waste my gas
 
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