The idea of “nails” takes multiple meanings

• People who take punishment for disobeying, following the idea of crucifixion

• People who are metaphorically nailed against the wall by their want of money, unable to do or try anything else

• Nailing someone against the wall can also mean to fuck them

What’s Carl’s Jr., you ask? If you live in the Western United States, you’ve seen the chain before, but those of you on the east coast might need a name change: Hardees! Though the two vary slightly in menu and design, Carl’s Jr. and Hardees are sisters.

The slogan may not be that far off – Carl’s is known for its surprisingly fresh and prime ingredients despite being fast food. The chain was the first to introduce full angus beef fast food burgers.

One example of someone they made happy was Paris Hilton, who starred in a commercial for the chain.

He’s waiting for “Somebody to Love”, or the feeling of a new passion to replace his old addictions.

This means “Don’t cry, my dear. God watches over us.” It is a standard Biblically-oriented mantra designed to bring calm and comfort in the face of impending death or destruction. The idea was common before hangings or executions, particularly in New Hampshire’s witch burning cases.

Part of the “chill” mood is not indecision, but neutral emotion. Love can come, or it can go – the focus is on the whole package. Ernest is not concerned for the intricacies of emotion, but what she wants and feels – it’s about everyone’s vibe. That’s peace.

Some beautiful contrasting wordplay from Mystikal here: a heavenly body and hell of an ass, juxtaposed! While the girl looks like an angel, her behind can kill, making her lethal to men like Myst.

That ass must be hot!