Who taught : Andrew, Stan and Jean
Walking around the campus, I have a chance to take a look at a lot of vending machines. Let’s imagine you are thirsty and in front of a vending machine, what is the first thing you would do? Well, you would take a look at the beverages it has. And, see the price of the one you want to get. Then, what? You put a few coins into the coin slot, right? Pretty easy! But, that is not the coin slot I am talking about here.
Last week, I went out with my friends, Andrew, Stan and Jean to have dinner together. And… as always, I learned a very interesting thing. Coin slot could mean something else.
Coin Slot (source: cointalk.com)
Can you guess what it could be? OK! I will tell you the example Andrew told me. Suppose that you have an issue with your toilet and call a plumber to fix it. And, a few hours later, he comes into your house and it turns out that he is quite fat. (No offense to plumbers! I am sure Andrew used this example because of the position that he should make to fix the toilet.) Now… he is trying to diagnose the toilet to see what the issue is. What would be his position?
Yup! He should bend his upper body over to take a look at the toilet closer. You are now looking at his back. What if he is wearing low-rise pants??? What you can see now?
Yes, you can see the top of his ass crack. That is the coin slot I am talking about here.
Here is the definition I found on Urban Dictionary.
Term describing the top of the ass crack when it can be seen protuding from low worn pants. Usually associated with skanky old fat men and slutty girls trying to get some.
How many times have you seen this kind of coin slots in your life? As women start to wear a lot of low-rise jeans and short t-shirts, I think we have a lot more chances to see the coin slot. Not sure it is a good thing or not. But I like this expression. Whoever used this expression first must be very creative. My last word! Do not really try to put some coins in that coin slot! 
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This is another one I’ve never heard of!
I’d only heard it recently (within the last year or two). I think “plumber’s crack” may not actually be considered a coin slot, but I’m not sure. I definitely think about it in the context of girls with low rise jeans.
Plumber’s crack can possibly be bill slot. (I mean not all but some.)
Maybe, this one is new?
Ummmm…. Interesting!
Isn’t it? So, there is a lesson. You should not wear low-rise jeans.
We generally say “crack kills”
OK… So I can use this expression if someone has an issue with coin slot so that they know it.