The Tuck and Roll
- technique
1. Literally: A method of egress from a moving vehicle.
2. Figuratively: Dropping a friend off without turning the car off, and using a very quick stop.
[ Origin: Unknown. ]
- usage
1. I need to drop him off at his girlfriend's house. That woman scares me though, so I'm just giving him the tuck and roll.
2. That's a busy street. I can't just stop in the middle.
No worries man. I'll just tuck and roll.
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A friend pointed out to me that it most likely came from here:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JExMYu0W-Bs
At least my use of it probably did.
It's odd that the UD definition is a little off from mine.