A code name for masturbating to be used around family so they won't understand.
Tyler: "Hey, bro, did you take back the night last night?"
Jackson: "Hell yeah, taking back the night feels so great!"
Jackson: "Hell yeah, taking back the night feels so great!"
by Lorax Fan August 15, 2019
Taking Back Sunday's first album was amazing but now that John has left and they produced their new album, let's just say they aren't my favorite band of all time anymore.
Taking Back Sunday died with Nolan.
Taking Back Sunday died with Nolan.
by Malfunctionn August 3, 2004
by XJAKEX!!1 May 9, 2005
so were talking forever and
you almost feel better
but betters no excuse for tonight
you see its never bad enough
to just leave or give up
but its never good enough to feel right
you almost feel better
but betters no excuse for tonight
you see its never bad enough
to just leave or give up
but its never good enough to feel right
by yourownxdisaster July 7, 2004
a band that has 2 kick ass cd's "tell all your friends" and "where you want to be" and one cd that sucks ass "louder now" and they got so over ratted over the last like couple months
i used to like Taking Back Sunday until "louder now" came out and they got a music video on mtv and then everyone liked them
by khdsucbjkgb August 3, 2006
"Have you heard the louder now cd from taking back sunday? it's sooo good!"
"Nah man, they're crap. I listen to the good stuff.
"Nah man, they're crap. I listen to the good stuff.
by jigglebop May 7, 2007
1. A rallying cry for people who think the United States has been "taken over" by anti-American socialists, foreigners, liberals, Marxists, minorities, etc.
The phrase is typically used by white male conservatives who oppose any type of change they perceive as a "threat" to their "way of life." Instead of providing a specific plan for improving the country or the government, they imply that the nation has been "kidnapped" by evil people who hate America and want to destroy freedom.
Unanswered questions: A) Who is "we"? B) Where do "we" want to take the country back to?
2. A phrase that implies our current government is somehow "illegitimate" despite the election of November 2008 when a majority of Americans voted for Obama and the current Congress.
The phrase is typically used by white male conservatives who oppose any type of change they perceive as a "threat" to their "way of life." Instead of providing a specific plan for improving the country or the government, they imply that the nation has been "kidnapped" by evil people who hate America and want to destroy freedom.
Unanswered questions: A) Who is "we"? B) Where do "we" want to take the country back to?
2. A phrase that implies our current government is somehow "illegitimate" despite the election of November 2008 when a majority of Americans voted for Obama and the current Congress.
ED: "We've got to take back our country. Otherwise those people in Washington will force our children to become Communist Muslim freedom-hating slaves of Obama. The rest of us will be forced to live in secret FEMA concentration camps. Just you wait and see!"
CINDY: "You've been watching Fox News again, haven't you?"
CINDY: "You've been watching Fox News again, haven't you?"
by Peter Kobs July 1, 2010