英文电影宝地——The Nutty Professor

that many black people use it casually among themselves (You should avoid saying it). If a person looks "ashy," they look sickly (like ashes), but this is rarely if ever used. I seen Oprah on Hardcopy last week. Was the picture of health. "Hardcopy" was a popular TV show on the entertainment business. If a person is "the picture of health," they are very healthy and energetic. Letterman, Leno, Montell, Ricky Lake. :: I like Geraldo. All of these people are well known TV talk show hosts. You know, Mike Douglas used to make me moist when I’d watch his show. Mike Douglas was a talk show host in the 1970s. "Moist" means wet or perhaps juicy and is often used for food, but here it is used as a completely ridiculous way of saying sexually excited (for a woman). I would like to volunteer to put this old bird out of his misery. :: Don’t you dare say something like that about Mama! "To put a person (or animal) out of their misery" is to gently kill them as an act of kindness. "Don’t you dare…" is a strong way of telling a person not to do something because they have no right to do it. You’ll walk over, but you’re limping back. "To limp" is to walk with great difficulty or with only one strong leg. Your problem is you did work out! "To work out" is to exercise in order to stay healthy. He’s a little Hercules. A famous Greek God who is known for being super strong. Once you work out, your metabolism starts to speed up. A person’s "metabolism" is the biological system in the body that absorbs food and burns off fat (If it is fast, it is easier to stay thin). Recent studies have shown that certain people are genetically predisposed to gain weight. If a person is "genetically predisposed" to be a certain way (such as fat), they are born with the genes that make it likely they will be that way. All I’m saying is scientific breakthroughs are occurring all the time. A "breakthrough" is a great discovery or advance that can lead to a new drug or some other kind of technological or social improvement. The only thing about to break through is your ass, through the seat of your pants. "To break through" means to penetrate or cut through a material. I’m thinking about getting an appointment and getting my colon cleansed thoroughly. An "appointment" is a meeting with a professional, such as a doctor. A person’s "colon" is a part of their intestine or stomach that stores food before it is omitted (through the anus). "To cleanse" is to clean, and "thoroughly" is an adverb meaning completely. Now my colon is clean. Squeaky clean. If something is "squeaky clean," it is so clean that it makes a squeaking sound when you touch or rub it (Of course, this usually is used for something like a plate or counter top, and not a colon!) Don’t break gas