it means that when a group of people ghet together that enjoy there company they get in there pants and get weird!
by rad360 August 13, 2008
Alternative wording: Get your feelings out of your fingers
1. Remove misplaced emotional outbursts from posts you see and comment on via social media or text
2. Stop being butt hurt over social media postings, specifically memes, and overreacting
1. Remove misplaced emotional outbursts from posts you see and comment on via social media or text
2. Stop being butt hurt over social media postings, specifically memes, and overreacting
During Facebook argument
Man: you're implying all men act a certain way!
Nesha: Get ya feelings out ya fingers and relax. That's not what I said
Man: you're implying all men act a certain way!
Nesha: Get ya feelings out ya fingers and relax. That's not what I said
by FluffyGirlAnthem November 15, 2019
Get a mullet up ya
An old saying (in Australia) used by the common man, generally around the pub whilst heavily intoxicated. It can be either used as an insult or term of endearment depending on the situation.
Example of an insult :-
Scene – At the pub, both Johnno and Bazza are sloshed. They do not like each other.
Johnno : Hey Bazza, you come round ere again and im gonna smack you down fuckstain.
Bazza : Ya know what Johnno, go get a mullet up ya!!!
Example of endearment
Scene – At the pub, both Dazza and Leslie are maggot whilst playin pool. Dazza pulls off a randomly flukey shot and sinks the black and wins the game. They are friends.
Leslie :- Well fuck me Dazza, get a mullet up ya, ya rad caaaarnt!!!
Dazza :- Hahaha yeah bro, get a fkn mullet up ya too!!! (bro hug takes place)
Definintion by REDDORDOP
An old saying (in Australia) used by the common man, generally around the pub whilst heavily intoxicated. It can be either used as an insult or term of endearment depending on the situation.
Example of an insult :-
Scene – At the pub, both Johnno and Bazza are sloshed. They do not like each other.
Johnno : Hey Bazza, you come round ere again and im gonna smack you down fuckstain.
Bazza : Ya know what Johnno, go get a mullet up ya!!!
Example of endearment
Scene – At the pub, both Dazza and Leslie are maggot whilst playin pool. Dazza pulls off a randomly flukey shot and sinks the black and wins the game. They are friends.
Leslie :- Well fuck me Dazza, get a mullet up ya, ya rad caaaarnt!!!
Dazza :- Hahaha yeah bro, get a fkn mullet up ya too!!! (bro hug takes place)
Definintion by REDDORDOP
Example of an insult :-
Scene – At the pub, both Johnno and Bazza are sloshed. They do not like each other.
Johnno : Hey Bazza, you come round ere again and I'm gonna smack you down.
Bazza : Ya know what Johnno, go get a mullet up ya!!!
Example of endearment
Scene – At the pub, both Dazza and Leslie are maggot whilst playing pool. Dazza pulls off a randomly lucky shot and sinks the black and wins the game. They are friends.
Leslie :- Well fuck me Dazza, get a mullet up ya, ya rad caaaarnt!!!
Dazza :- Hahaha yeah bro, get a mullet up ya too!!! (bro hug takes place)
Scene – At the pub, both Johnno and Bazza are sloshed. They do not like each other.
Johnno : Hey Bazza, you come round ere again and I'm gonna smack you down.
Bazza : Ya know what Johnno, go get a mullet up ya!!!
Example of endearment
Scene – At the pub, both Dazza and Leslie are maggot whilst playing pool. Dazza pulls off a randomly lucky shot and sinks the black and wins the game. They are friends.
Leslie :- Well fuck me Dazza, get a mullet up ya, ya rad caaaarnt!!!
Dazza :- Hahaha yeah bro, get a mullet up ya too!!! (bro hug takes place)
by REDDORDOP April 19, 2017
Get a mullet up ya
A yesteryear saying from the late 1980's used by the average down to earth Aussie bloke, generally around the pub whilst heavily intoxicated. It can be either used as an insult or term of endearment depending on the situation it is said in.
A modified version can also be used for upper class persons:- one should take a mullay and insert it up oneself.
A yesteryear saying from the late 1980's used by the average down to earth Aussie bloke, generally around the pub whilst heavily intoxicated. It can be either used as an insult or term of endearment depending on the situation it is said in.
A modified version can also be used for upper class persons:- one should take a mullay and insert it up oneself.
Example of an insult :-
Scene – At the pub, both Johnno and Bazza are sloshed. They do not like each other.
Johnno : Hey Bazza, you come round ere again and I'm gonna smack you down.
Bazza : Ya know what Johnno, go get a mullet up ya!
Example of endearment
Scene – At the pub, both Dazza and Leslie are maggot whilst playin pool. Dazza pulls off a randomly flukey shot and sinks the black and wins the game. They are friends.
Leslie :- Well fuck me Dazza, get a mullet up ya, ya rad caaaarnt!!!
Dazza :- Hahaha yeah bro, get a mullet up ya too!!! (bro hug takes place)
Scene – At the pub, both Johnno and Bazza are sloshed. They do not like each other.
Johnno : Hey Bazza, you come round ere again and I'm gonna smack you down.
Bazza : Ya know what Johnno, go get a mullet up ya!
Example of endearment
Scene – At the pub, both Dazza and Leslie are maggot whilst playin pool. Dazza pulls off a randomly flukey shot and sinks the black and wins the game. They are friends.
Leslie :- Well fuck me Dazza, get a mullet up ya, ya rad caaaarnt!!!
Dazza :- Hahaha yeah bro, get a mullet up ya too!!! (bro hug takes place)
by REDDORDOP April 19, 2017
have an alcoholic beverage.
an australian expression derived from "hair of the dog that bit you," "get a dog up ya" is a jovial instruction to take your acoholic beverage and drink it, similar to cheers.
an australian expression derived from "hair of the dog that bit you," "get a dog up ya" is a jovial instruction to take your acoholic beverage and drink it, similar to cheers.
"I am experiencing a hang over from last night's frivolties."
"Thats a shame. Why don't you get a dog up ya? Its bound to set you straight."
"Lets both get some dogs up us."
"Lets"
"Thats a shame. Why don't you get a dog up ya? Its bound to set you straight."
"Lets both get some dogs up us."
"Lets"
by Mrs Harrigan August 15, 2007
by The Reds Brothers October 2, 2008
An australian expression which really doesn't mean anything much at all. Often said whilst being drunk and yelled at high volume at the footy.
Drunk Aussie Yobbo A: Stone the flaming crows mate, essendon are losing this game
Drunk Aussie Yobbo B: yeah this is fucked
Drunk Aussie Yobbo A (Yelled out in the crowd): Come on bombers, GET A DOG UP YA!!
Drunk Aussie Yobbo B: yeah this is fucked
Drunk Aussie Yobbo A (Yelled out in the crowd): Come on bombers, GET A DOG UP YA!!
by mark33345 December 11, 2006