what does 'ballin outta control' mean?
553687
Ballin refers to having alot of money/ living a rich lifestyle. Ballin out of control is used for a person who has alot of money and spends it wantonly, usually said by a woman who is looking for a "baller" to spend it on her.
427501
Get Your Ya-Ya's Out was the final album of the Rolling Stones' Decca contract.\n\nIt's meaning in slang is similar to " raise a ruckus" "cause some trouble" "blow off some steam", etc.
957741
The Game is aiming that comment at all the rappers in New York and California who can't get any radio play because the South is what's hot right now. (As far as spins on the radio). He was implying that he is here to stay, even if everybody else has to follow the same lean n rock formula to stay in the game. Thats why he says you better do like they do if you need radio play. He's boasting that he doesn't have to cuz he's the Game.
439516
This full phrase is, "turn the ball over."\n\nThere are two meanings, but I'll give you the one that directly pertains.\n\nTo "turn the ball over" means that a pitcher rotates his wrist as he releases the ball, making it stay low in the strike zone.\n\nThe other phrase involves turning so there is a reverse spin, but I think the first definition is the one you want.
211642
It means you have to take a dump and your "deposit" is peaking out like a prairie dog.  Some people call it Cosby Kid Hide-n-Seek.  Same thing.
385857
wat does this have too do with basketball
209513
lol you need to stop before you get into trouble you cant get out.
807067
you need to loosen up first.  take a deep breath, then figure out for yourself how you can be more aggressive.  does it mean posting up? driving the basket? its something that only you and your coach and team can figure out
930302
I think it is "Balls deep" and I think it means your in pretty deep (in trouble for example). Think about being stuck in mud up to where your balls are...I think that is what they are getting at.
1075752
haha you said 'pull out'
414326
There is an old saying that has applied to athletes over the years--it applied to Darryl Strawberry, Dwight Gooden, and it applies to TO\n\n"You can take the boy out of the ghetto, but you can never take the ghetto out of the boy."\n\nSadly, this has led to the demise of several athletes who otherwise could have been great, but their personal issues prevented them from ever rising about their bad upbringing.
1090921
It means, when you were depended on (responsibility was passed on to you), you blew it; you let the team down, something you, Chevycobalt, just don't do!\n\nSometimes when someone thinks you "dropped the ball", it's because they didn't want to do something themselves, and are looking for someone to blame (passing of the royal buck).
1097131
"Liberation" by Outkast
572021
Well like most phrases.. it's contexual.\n\n"Falling out" of love means... They, he or She... don't feel the love anymore\n\n"Falling out" during SEX means, the guy should take shorter strokes, or put his feet closer together.\n\n"Falling out" at the beach means her Bikini top was too small and she bent over too quickly\n\n"Falling out" in terms of a liquid, means that something, like sugar, is settling to the bottom.\n\nAnd yes... A "falling out" between friends or lovers, on smaller scale... as my first meaning... means that they are less dedicated to each other... maybe even stopped being friends.\n\nI hope that helps
382581
however annoying it may be, it is legal to do that\njust like the above person said, it's yelled so your teammates will be prepared to receive it.\nIt's just the same as when someone calls "SHORT" or "FLOAT" or if during a rally "FREEBALL"\nthey aren't, however, allowed to say crap to the opposing team.\nlol i remember : ball was going out one time but our whole team started yelling it's good and the other team shanked it. XD \nirksome? yes, but legal
969516
Ballin (balling) = sex\nHead = oral sex
866020
The phrase began as a result of the game of cricket. The fielding team have two players bowling the cricket ball at the oppositions wickets' Each bowler bowls 6 balls, which is called an over. If the bowler hits the opposition wickets, that opposing player, the batsman, is out of the game, having being had his wickets bowled over. Dpending on the relative skills of the batsman and bowler, being bowled could be a surpriisng act. \n\nThe idiom was then picked up for general use as a way to describe the act of totally surprising someone.