TFHH
the floor hits harder;
meaning
1) an alteration of ‘the bigger they are the harder they fall’it doesn’t matter how strong or powerful you are, the floor hits harder
2) used when a, usually physical but not limited to, boast results in an epic fail (and in the case of a physical boast possible serious injury)
1) it doesn’t matter how strong or powerful you are, the floor hits harder
2) situation: a drunken fool in a nightclub attempts to impress the female clientelle by backflipping (or some such other brainless attempt at masculinity) and fails, landing on their skull
crowd response: ‘tfhh -sshole’
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