forward, or in reverse. I thought maybe we could hang out, you know, do some stuff back home, regular stuff...get to know you better, and then I could see you pee. "To hang out" with a person is to spend time with them. Note the use of "stuff," which in this case just means things in general. Famous people are just more interesting. :: I’d be worried that they were using me. Here, "to use" somebody means to exploit or take advantage of them (Many people say older rock stars use younger female fans). How’s the story? :: I’m getting good stuff out here. Another clever use of "stuff." Note William means information (for his story), but Ben-Fong is thinking girls or sex in general. Now listen, get it together, man! "Get it together" is a very colloquial way of telling a person to calm down and start getting things done before it’s too late. You’re not out there to join the party; We already have one Hunter Thompson. A famous writer who was well known for participating in the parties, drugs and cultural events that he reported on. You’re out there to interview and report. You got me? "Do you understand me?" We need this story in four days; Now I want to know how it is shaping up. In this case, "shaping up" means developing or evolving. It’s in consideration for the cover, but don’t tell the band. If an article is "in consideration for" the cover, there is a strong possibility that it will be on the cover of the magazine. Please go the fuck away. A grammatically fascinating filler term that adds strong emotion such as anger or frustration. Very vulgar, and best to avoid. Tell her you’re a slave to the groove. You can’t help it. A "groove" is the tiny, narrow path cut into the surface of a record, and thus it was a very slangy way of referring to music in general, but it is no longer used this way. If a person "can’t help doing" something, they can’t prevent themselves from doing it. Your charm doesn’t work on me. I’m on to you. "Charm" is the ability to please, attract or seduce with one’s behavioror mannerisms. If a person is "on to you," they know what you are thinking or planning to do. He worships you people. And that’s fine by you, as long as he helps make you rich. "To worship" a person is to idolize or glorify them or treat them as if they were a God. He’s a smart, good-hearted 15 year old kid with infinite potential. If a person has "infinite potential," they have the ability to do almost anything they want, if they really try and put their minds to it. This is not some apron-wearing mother you’re speaking to. An "apron" is a piece of cloth that is worn to keep clothes clean while cooking. This is Elaine’s way of saying that she isn’t innocent or naïve. I know all about your Valhalla decadence. "Deca
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