What does 'flicker fade gone full story' mean?

Once there was a little firefly. It flickered in the night, its light shining briefly among the bushes. As the night wore on, its light began to fade, getting dimmer and dimmer. Soon, it was gone. That was the full story of that little firefly's brief moment of illumination.

It could mean a novel that is no longer in existence, perhaps lost over time. Maybe it was once published but all copies have been destroyed or lost.

'Be gone' is like a command for someone to go away. 'Stay gone' is a stronger version of that. 'Pulp fiction' here might be a reference to the famous movie or the general genre. Maybe it means in the wild and crazy world of pulp fiction, when a character is told to be gone, they better stay that way. It could be a statement about the unforgiving nature of the situations in pulp fiction.

I'm not entirely sure. It could potentially be a phrase specific to a certain context, like a personal anecdote where 'top off' might mean to fill something up completely, 'half gone' indicates that half of something has been used or disappeared, and 'all gone' means it's all finished. But without more context, it's hard to be certain.

Well, 'full story' typically refers to the complete account or all the details of a particular event or situation. It helps you understand something thoroughly without leaving out any important parts.

Well, 'cock' can have different meanings in English. It could refer to a male chicken or in a more vulgar sense, a part of male anatomy. So 'full of cock story' might be a story that is full of false or exaggerated elements. However, without more context, it's hard to be certain.

The phrase 'full reel on story' seems a bit ambiguous at first. However, if we break it down, a'reel' was traditionally used to hold film or tape. So, perhaps it means presenting the entire story as if it were on a full reel. It could be an instruction to tell a story in its entirety, without skipping any important details. It might also be used in a creative or metaphorical sense, such as in a storytelling competition where the judges expect a 'full reel on story', meaning a complete and engaging narrative.

I'm not entirely sure what 'full of dick story' specifically means as it's not a common or proper phrase. It could potentially be a very vulgar or made - up expression. It might imply a story that is full of inappropriate or 'dick - ish' (mean - spirited, unkind) elements if we were to stretch the interpretation in a non - vulgar way.

The phrase 'full of cock story' is rather unclear without more context. It could potentially be a very regional or even an idiosyncratic expression. Maybe it's a story that is full of false pride or showiness. For example, someone might tell a story about their achievements that are greatly exaggerated, and thus it could be described as 'full of cock story' in an informal and somewhat pejorative way.

In a performance or artistic context, 'full out' can mean performing with complete energy and commitment. '2 story' might be a part of a title or description. For example, if it's a dance piece called 'Full Out 2 Story', it could be about a story that unfolds over two levels or chapters in the performance. It could also potentially refer to a two - story set on a stage where the performance is given full - out.