slipped the fish
The memorable and gross experience of getting a really bad handshake from a limp-wristed person. The handshake feels like trying to grip the head of a dead fish and reflects someone who was never taught to shake hands properly.
The feeling of revulsion : typically persists for at least 30 seconds, recurs every time it is thought about AND especially when one sees "the limpy" again. Its recurring nature casts "the limpy" in a perpetually bad light. The sufferer of the experience sometimes foolishly tries to correct it by retrying the handshake only to get slipped the fish again, making the memory & suffering even worse.
The feeling of revulsion : typically persists for at least 30 seconds, recurs every time it is thought about AND especially when one sees "the limpy" again. Its recurring nature casts "the limpy" in a perpetually bad light. The sufferer of the experience sometimes foolishly tries to correct it by retrying the handshake only to get slipped the fish again, making the memory & suffering even worse.
Tyrell: Malik from Accounting just DOES NOT have a firm handshake...
Sally: Yeah I got slipped the fish by that one the first time I met him. Now when I see him I shiver. Yuck. He's a wiener leaner too...
Tyrell: Is he ill ?? or what ?
Sally: Yeah I got slipped the fish by that one the first time I met him. Now when I see him I shiver. Yuck. He's a wiener leaner too...
Tyrell: Is he ill ?? or what ?
Slip the Fish
you slide your D into her skirt and let your D wiggle on her thaigh
Yo BRIAN! did you Slip the fish!?
Slipped me the fish
Gave someone something that didn't work properly. Typically used in engineering conversations.
"Damn, Jack, You slipped me the fish on this FPGA load!"
"Jim slipped me the fish on this PCB layout, he didn't use enough bypass capacitors."
"Those software guys slipped me the fish. their crap doesn't work, as usual."
"Jim slipped me the fish on this PCB layout, he didn't use enough bypass capacitors."
"Those software guys slipped me the fish. their crap doesn't work, as usual."
slip some fish
To tongue someone's derriere
We were going at it and she decided to slip some fish to me