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bring the wood
 v. phr.— «I’m going to go out there and bring the wood, chase, dive on piles, play dirty.» —“‘I’m going to…bring the wood’ Q&A: Chuck Smith” by Matt Winkeljohn Atlanta Constitution (Ga.) Aug. 19, 1999. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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