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What is tin soldiers?
A band who practices together frequently.
Brass Bed are tin soldiers, they practice well.
tin soldiers - video
Tin soldiers - what is it?
1. A person in the millitary who neither participated in nor saw combat.
2. A peace time soldier
He was a tin soldier because all he did were wrestling exhibitions during his service in the army.
What does "tin soldiers" mean?
1. A girl who is inactive during sex.
2. A girl who is hard to get into bed.
"Fuck, I'm banging away missionary for like 40 minutes with this tin soldier broad..."
"You're better to drunk dial, this chick is a tin soldier."
Tin soldiers - what does it mean?
1.a toy soldier made of literal tin
2. An expendable, generic, (everyday, run of the mill) mass produced/trained soldier.
3. A durogative name for a soldier who is generic, mass produced and will say yes to any order given. Even if its suicidal, morally wrong, or will lead to the ultimate sacrifice being made.
(I.e. if the soldier is ordered to murder an entire innocent village to set an example, the tin soldier will do it without question.)
4.a brainwashed person who does the bidding of a mad man.
5.(non military related) a person brainwashed by society and mass media.this person follows the latest fad/ trends, listens to mass produced fad music, and blindly goes with what hes told. Like Emmett from "The Lego movie"
Slate: No tin soldier will take me! We deserve a soldier's death
Tin soldiers - meaning
(n) Holding in an emergency level shit by clenching your asscheeks together hard rendering your legs stiff and rigid making you stand or walk like a tin soldier.
“I was driving home from work and had to take a shit so bad, I got out of my car and had to do a tin soldier in the driveway until it subsided and I could walk to the bathroom.”
Tin soldiers - definition
A Soldier without a metaphorical Heart; a goon. Origins in the Wizard of Oz character of the same name tied with the reality of the shooting of unarmed college students by the Ohio National Guard during the Kent State shootings; Coined in this alloy by Neil Young in the song 'Ohio:'
"Tin soldiers and Nixon coming, We're finally on our own. This summer I hear the drumming. Four dead in Ohio."