An aged insult, possibly pre-dating the era of disco; equivalent of go fuck yourself. Often used to impute arrogance to the object of the phrase.
by Scipio April 11, 2006
by SEXYGIRL February 18, 2012
See ass-it
To put in one's ass and make disappear or "dis-solve" the problem. Due to the fact that the butt contains acid in it. A sarcastic and insulting way of saying how can one add a "solution" to a situation.
This could also explain the quite "limber" apparence of so many gays, the "dis-solvation" of too many incredients in their "solution" compound.
To put in one's ass and make disappear or "dis-solve" the problem. Due to the fact that the butt contains acid in it. A sarcastic and insulting way of saying how can one add a "solution" to a situation.
This could also explain the quite "limber" apparence of so many gays, the "dis-solvation" of too many incredients in their "solution" compound.
Example 1)
Person one: I don't appreciate you flipping me off much.
Sarcastic twat face: Then sit on this and spin!
Person one: I don't appreciate you flipping me off much.
Sarcastic twat face: Then sit on this and spin!
by zionists.wordpress.com April 13, 2011
Aka SOADAS; An insult equivalent to go fuck yourself. Often used to end an argument leave the person shocked and speechless. If used properly win everytime.
by Lil_poopie May 28, 2018
An insult accompanied by flipping the middle finger, meaning "go fuck yourself." Origin - bastardization of the name of a popular toy first introduced in the 1970s called the Sit'N Spin. The Sit'N Spin consists of a turn table with a pole in the middle topped by a smaller disk. A small child can then sit cross-legged around the pole and use the small disk at the top of the pole to propel spinning motion. Hence the name, a cutesy derivation of "sit and spin." Substitute the middle finger for the pole and the leap to the "go fuck yourself" conclusion should be fairly obvious.
The expression "sit on it and spin" is sometimes used by people unfamiliar with the Sit'N Spin toy and the original origin of the expression. (There are several images of Sit'N Spin available via internet search.)
The expression "sit on it and spin" is sometimes used by people unfamiliar with the Sit'N Spin toy and the original origin of the expression. (There are several images of Sit'N Spin available via internet search.)
Friend 1: "Are you going out like that? You look like a complete idiot."
Friend 2: (flips middle finger) "Sit and spin, bitch, you just wish you had tickets."
Friend 2: (flips middle finger) "Sit and spin, bitch, you just wish you had tickets."
by Pedantic Asshole October 31, 2013
A polite way to tell someone, "Go fuck yourself!" It's the kind of phrase that even if you've never heard it before, when said at the right time with the right attitude, everyone in the room knows exactly what it means.
TOM: How 'bout you let me borrow 20 bucks?
DICK: How 'bout you go sit and spin!
HARRY: That shit was funny.
Example #2: Today on television I heard Rosie O'Donnell tell Donald Trump to sit and spin. I almost pissed my pants.
DICK: How 'bout you go sit and spin!
HARRY: That shit was funny.
Example #2: Today on television I heard Rosie O'Donnell tell Donald Trump to sit and spin. I almost pissed my pants.
by HuskyMiller December 21, 2006
An insult, referring to the child's toy "Sit 'n Spin", but used with a sexual connotation. The term tells a person to take a thumb (or another finger or object), stick it up their asshole, and spin on it. It's akin to saying "go fuck yourself."
The phrase can be used alone, or can be accompanied with a gesture. Holding your fist out in the "thumbs up" position, the speaker makes a short jab upwards, symbolizing sticking one's thumb up their ass.
The phrase can be used alone, or can be accompanied with a gesture. Holding your fist out in the "thumbs up" position, the speaker makes a short jab upwards, symbolizing sticking one's thumb up their ass.
John sprawled across the couch in the club, looking for some tail. A man walked up with a drink.
Man: "Hey, I was sitting there!"
John: "Well you're not now."
Man: "Yeah, but I want to sit there."
John stuck his thumb out and said "sit and spin."
Man: "Hey, I was sitting there!"
John: "Well you're not now."
Man: "Yeah, but I want to sit there."
John stuck his thumb out and said "sit and spin."
by Aeroldoth January 16, 2008