To take up a firearm against a political candidate or position you disagree with. Coined by the media in response to perceived violent rhetoric in the 2010 election campaigns. A variant on Senate candidate Sharron Angle's assertion during a debate that her opponent, incumbent senator Harry Reid, needed to "man up."
"Sure, the Republicans use homophobia to "gun up" thier base but it's not working very well any more, the noticeable exception being old people." - David Brock, CEO of Media Matters of America, on Hardball with Chris Matthews, January 12, 2011
by The Mind of Matt January 15, 2011
by B Diddy April 24, 2005
Something one says, when it's all tied up, crunch time, or the final moments of a competition.
-It is said to rev one or one’s team up
-It is also said ironically to acknowledge that the individual, whom said it, is about to be cluster!@#$ed.
-It is said to rev one or one’s team up
-It is also said ironically to acknowledge that the individual, whom said it, is about to be cluster!@#$ed.
Steve: Ah crap, it’s 3-3 in Search and Destroy…
Ryan: Guns up, let's do this
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Trevor: We’ve had 3 months to do this project, we haven’t started, and it’s due tomorrow…
Bradley: Alright, we got this on lock. Guns up, let's do this
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7’ Tall Angry, Black Man on PSP: You DID NOT just say, what I think you said white boy…!
Grant: *soils himself* Oh geez…, well… Guns up, let's do this
Ryan: Guns up, let's do this
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Trevor: We’ve had 3 months to do this project, we haven’t started, and it’s due tomorrow…
Bradley: Alright, we got this on lock. Guns up, let's do this
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7’ Tall Angry, Black Man on PSP: You DID NOT just say, what I think you said white boy…!
Grant: *soils himself* Oh geez…, well… Guns up, let's do this
by Kittyburner506 July 9, 2010