Your Sisters Ass
a hard seventeen hand in a game of black jack. you want to hit it but you cant. also known as the mother in law hand
the dealer was showing a ten, and as usual the cards werent going my way. i was dealt an ace and a six, which made my hand a 7 or a 17, so i went by the rule always h-t a soft 17 and i drew a 10, which put me right back at seventeen, which is just as helpful as your sisters -ss, you want to hit it but you cant.
1. a thing you shout during an intense game of bocce to pysch out the other team.
2. something i want to f-ck
nothing like your sisters -ss in my face, i am going to lick it dry
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