Smoke & Pepper, the largest dining destination at Alley on 25, showcases Asian-inspired barbecued specialties prepared over an open-fire barbecue grill. Dig into succulent BBQ grub such as Grilled Diver Scallops, Grilled Squid with Green Chili and Shiso Pesto, and more.
it means things will only get worse from this point on. I agree that it can be meant two ways...either it's going to get worse and go downhill or that you've made it over the hard part (the obstacle or hill) and it's going to be smooth and downhill  from here on.F you are an optimist then it is a good thing. If you are a pessimist then it is a bad thing. It most often is a double entendre, encompassing a hint of caution within the concept of coasting. Hard work will take you climbing up a hill, and once you reach the peak, gravity will slide you down the other side.
Origin. This is sometimes used with the intention of meaning 'go and beat/whack sand' - with the back of a shovel or similar. That's not the original meaning though, as is made clear from the longer and less-often used version of the phrase - 'go pound sand up your ass'.The phrase originated in the US and although common there, especially the midwest states, it isn't frequently heard in other countries.hat's not the original meaning though, as is made clear from the longer and less-often used version of the phrase - 'go pound sand up your ass'. The phrase originated in the US and although common there, especially the midwest states, it isn't frequently heard in other countries.