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What is Sticks and stones?
"Sticks and stones won't break my bones, the words you said destroyed me"
Mamie: Sticks & Stones won't break my bones
Sticks and stones - video
Sticks and stones - what is it?
The aftermath of a bag of marijuana. Basically, the useless stems and seeds that are unsmokable. Occurs a lot with low quality weed.
"This weed is garbage, I swear I'm pulling out more sticks & stones than actual buds."
What does "Sticks and stones" mean?
Engaging in sexual intercourse.
Those damn SPRI kids were out there throwing sticks and stones at a skunk!
Sticks and stones - what does it mean?
a "game" where one man puts the base of his penis next to another man's testicles, making it look as if said testicles are his own.
Ben: "Hey Brad, let's get stoned and play some sticks and stones!"
Brad: "Let's do it!"
Sticks and stones - meaning
The stuff left over after cleaning your weed. Stems and seeds.
Yeah, the bag weighs an ounce but after I pick out all of the sticks and stones, I bet it'll be less than a half.
Sticks and stones - definition
More than ever, the adage "sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me" is proven an ironic one. In fact words are often much more painful than any physical damage could cause. It is reminiscent of Palestinians throwing rocks at tanks in Gaza, and relates to the adage "the pen is mightier than the sword".
Sticks and stones don't hurt much. Please don't call me names Felicia.
Sticks and stones - slang
You can take the house and everything in it
Keep the diamond ring 'cause that's how I meant it
Sticks and stones are all they ever were to me
This material life with all it's value
Don't mean a thing to me without you
The love that we once had is all I need
So take everything we have if it makes you happy
But darling let me say before I leave
These sticks and stones ain't all that makes a home
They don't have arms to hold you when love goes wrong
Now you say we are through
Those sticks and stones may break me
But the words you said just tore my heart in two
Remember when we didn't have a dime between us
You took my hand and said we don't need much
Just as long as we're together we would be fine
Now we've acquired all I thought would please you
I gave everything you know that I could
And still you're telling me you're not satisfied
So take everything we have if it makes you happy
But darling let me say before I leave
These sticks and stones ain't all that makes a home
They don't have arms to hold you when love goes wrong
Now you say we are through
Those sticks and stones may break me
But the words you said just tore my heart in two
These sticks and stones may break me
But the words you said just tore my heart in two
Sticks and stones
What the caveman really started out with. (emphasis on man)
Hint hint: Penis and balls.
The caveman revealed his stick and stones and put it in the cavewoman's mouth.
Sticks and stones
From the saying "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but I don't give a fuck"
Bob: You know, you shouldn't drink that much or you might regret it.
You: STICKS AND STONES
Sticks and stones
A saying that derives from the children's rhyme "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names can never hurt me".
It's used as a reply to an insult, indicating that the insult has been registered as such, but did not have any effect.
Jack: Miss Swann , if you’d be so kind. Come, come, dear. We don’t have all day. Now if you’d be very kind. (she straps on his sword, puts on his hat, etc.) Easy on the goods, darling.
Elizabeth: You’re despicable.
Jack: Sticks and stones, love. I saved your life, you save mine, we’re square.