by Truth2Power August 24, 2004
Colloquial vernacular to express the status of one who is the recipient of a subpoena, which more commonly would be expressed as "You've been served" or "Consider yourself served."
PARKING GARAGE - DAY
MAN IN SUIT
(Standing next to car)
Are you Mrs. Brown?
MRS. BROWN
(Approaching car with keys in hand)
Why, yes, I most certainly am Mrs. Brown. Who the fuck are you, mothafucka?
MAN IN SUIT
(Hands blue envelope to Mrs. Brown)
You got served.
(Walks away from car)
MAN IN SUIT
(Standing next to car)
Are you Mrs. Brown?
MRS. BROWN
(Approaching car with keys in hand)
Why, yes, I most certainly am Mrs. Brown. Who the fuck are you, mothafucka?
MAN IN SUIT
(Hands blue envelope to Mrs. Brown)
You got served.
(Walks away from car)
by Truth2Power August 01, 2004
Irate Odobenus rosmarus.
Yo 'sup! Deny him his bivalve mollusks at your own risk, 'cuz dat muthafucka be one angry walrus! Werd.
by Truth2Power September 12, 2004
Diminutive of "my bad", the enunciation of which saves neither the enunciator nor the listener any time of mind or eardrum, though which does indeed spare the enunciator the torment of touching the tip of his tongue to the front upper roof of the mouth as when one does actually say "bad".
Yo 'sup?! I lament the laze and malaise of the muthafucka who can't bring himself to say "my bad" but instead must employ "my b" in its stead, even though there is no contractive benefit gained by the effort, muthafuckas!
by Truth2Power September 06, 2004
1. Lend physical presence or voice on behalf of a constituency defined by geography or purpose, when such manifestation of presence or voice by the whole of that constituency would be logistically impractical or impossible.
2. Stand in for a person, organization, or principle in a manner prescribed by law or formal custom where knowledge of protocols is specific and germaine to a particular forum of jurisdiction.
2. Stand in for a person, organization, or principle in a manner prescribed by law or formal custom where knowledge of protocols is specific and germaine to a particular forum of jurisdiction.
1. a) We represent the Lollipop Guild and wish to welcome you to Munchkinland. b) My name is Howard Dean, and I represent the Democratic wing of the Democratic Party.
2. Your Honor, I have been retained by my client to represent him in the matter before this court.
2. Your Honor, I have been retained by my client to represent him in the matter before this court.
by Truth2Power July 29, 2004
Woman with Gangster: "You nevah evah tell me that you love me! I am so tired of dealin' wid yo' gangsta shit!"
Gangster: "Yo, Baby, please don't be trippin' like dat - I'm not so good at representin', I know, but my parents' nevah showed me no luv. Or what luv I did get was entirely conditional. It's my shit, I'm a gangsta, I got to deal wid it, I know."
Gangster: "Yo, Baby, please don't be trippin' like dat - I'm not so good at representin', I know, but my parents' nevah showed me no luv. Or what luv I did get was entirely conditional. It's my shit, I'm a gangsta, I got to deal wid it, I know."
by Truth2Power September 05, 2004
Past tense of the infinitive "to tear" paired with preposition "up"; combined to form idiom to describe destruction of either material or intangible condition.
Yo 'sup! I tore up a check I wrote when I realized I had written it for an amount inconsistent with the value of my purchase, mothafucka! It tore up my heart to have wasted the resource! Word!
by Truth2Power September 01, 2004