come on over 

Generally used to ask people to visit you (drop by at your house, your office, etc.)

-Why don't you come on over to my house at 5:00?
-Sure, I'll come. You want me to grab something to drink?

come on over by stanislavr July 28, 2016

Come on Ingerland 

*BANG BANG*

COME ON INGERLAND

*BANG BANG*

SCOR SOM FACKIN GOALS

*BANG BANG*

England: *Losing the game*

Fat Brit:*BANG BANG*

COME ON INGERLAND

*BANG BANG*

SCOR SOM FACKIN GOALS

*BANG BANG*

Come on Ingerland by Dat_Boi34-_- December 7, 2020

come out ye black and tans 

The rebel’s call, that’s all you need to know

COME OUT YE BLACK AND TANS, COME OUT AND FIGHT ME LIKE A MAN! SHOW YER WIVES HOW YOU WON THOSE MEDALS DOWN IN FLAAAANDERS!!! TELL ‘ER HOW THE I.R.A. MADE YA RUN THE HELL AWAY!!

come out ye black and tans by Actual satan April 19, 2020

Kenny, Please Come Over For Gay Sex 

A better way to remember the scientific classification of

Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species

Fuck "Kings play chess on fine glass surfaces" or "Kids prefer candy over fancy green salad," gay sex is where it's at.

Kenny: "I can't seem to remember the scientific classification."
Jim: "Kenny, please come over for gay sex."
Kenny: "Oh, I get it now! Thanks, gay sex!"

Kenny, Please Come Over For Gay Sex by toadboy123 February 12, 2017

come on, Tim

(British)

A phrase used to express support for someone who, having started out well, is inevitably losing at a game/activity.

Originally used by forlorn British supporters of Tim Henman, a notorious tennis semi-finalist.

Harry (to Mark, a valiant but unwieldy semi-pro boxer): "Come on, Tim!"
John: "Man, no need to rub salt in his wounds."

come on, Tim by wiffwaff November 29, 2011

come off it 

A very Cockney (East-London Slang) phrase, used to express rejection or disbelief. It can also used in a friendly way.

"You're an idiot."
"Come off it!!!"

come off it by NoStringsOnJay March 25, 2016

come on to

to try to attract someone romantically or sexually

She felt bold and confident enough to come on to him at the party.

come on to by fjii January 14, 2010