When something doesn't go the way you want it to or you do something wrong, and there is nothing you can do to change it. Don't worry about it. Just put it in the past or. . ."charge it to the game".
I lost 500 hundred at the casino last night! Oh well charge it to the game.
or
I cheated on Kim last night, I didn't mean to but it just happened. Oh well she will never know, charge it to the game.
or
I cheated on Kim last night, I didn't mean to but it just happened. Oh well she will never know, charge it to the game.
by pimpjuice February 16, 2005
i was tring to nail these sisters once, when they found out i got none, i had to charge that one to the game.
by mike lea February 10, 2005
Inspired by Silkk da Shocker's seminal 1998 album, "Charge It 2 Da Game", this became a colloquial phrase used around East Lansing circa 2006 when one wished to avoid compensating another for property damage. The philosophy is rooted in the idea that college is so much fun that a certain degree of property damage is inevitable. This phrase is typically employed by one whose good time caused so much collateral damage that the victim should simply understand that they will not be compensated for their loss. Rather, the loss should be considered an assumed expense of attending a major university.
by Bistopher July 27, 2011
I failed that test today. Oh well, charge it to the game....She poured beer on the carpet- charge it to the game.
by Anon October 18, 2003
When something is purchased without the buyer having to pay for it. Typically these purchases are made with a credit card.
Friend 1: Daamn, that shit's expensive.
Friend 2: That's straight, (takes out parent's credit card), I'll just charge it to the game.
Friend 2: That's straight, (takes out parent's credit card), I'll just charge it to the game.
by bboy January 28, 2005
Charging it to the game occurs when one has accrued a great enough level (relative to the socioeconomic environment) of socioeconomic status that, without monetary compensation, goods and/or services can be obtained.
by Young DvD August 24, 2013
when you pay for something without having to pull out any money, i.e. by credit card, gift card, etc.
Paying for something on your student account.
Clerk: "How will you pay for this"
You pull out your ID to put it on your account.
Kevin: "Charge it to the game"
Clerk: "How will you pay for this"
You pull out your ID to put it on your account.
Kevin: "Charge it to the game"
by Kevin and Leslie February 11, 2005