I think the phrase comes from a Ralph Ellison short story by the name of "Battle Royal." The exact quote is: "Bring up the shines, gentlemen! Bring up the little shines!" It appears to me to be a derogatory name for African Americans. This short story was expanded and became the novel, "The Invisible Man." I do not know if the word "shines" was used in that novel.
The phrase means essentially a pure example for the world to see.
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YOUNG GUYS?
Tell them to go forward
To "have issue" means to have children.
The phrase 'bring em out ti' means multiple things. It could simply mean "bring them out". On the other hand, it could be referring to a gang phrase or symbol.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This one meant to play tricks or cut capers. The camp jokester would cut up shines.
To bring to an end or complete a task.
What does monkeyshines mean
the light that shines
It means The One Who Shines.
something that shines i.e. glossy
lets face it means bring it on dont run away from the problem face it by hemat ;)
yes maby i do no no
The phrase "The sun shines today" can symbolize positivity, hope, and good fortune. It may be interpreted as a message of optimism, suggesting that brighter days are ahead or that things are looking up in the present moment.
The sun shines for all
Love ; sunshine that shines where ever she goes =)