go to Eiriel 

Take a near-lethal dose of DPH ending in injury or death. Typically 2000mg but can be less or more depending on body weight. The risk is worth the experience, the medical bills probably aren't.

Alice: Dude, did you hear Charlie decided to go to Eiriel yesterday?
Bob: No shit. Is he okay?
Alic: Yeah, spent a week in the hospital and can't let his heart rate get up for another two, but he's alive.

go to Eiriel by FriendofSedric July 24, 2010

Go to waist 

The act of saving something by eating it. Rather than let it go to waste, it goes to your waist.

"I can't throw these cookies out - I think I'll let them go to waist rather than go to waste."

Go to waist by Mossybread. December 13, 2009

go to the john

Go to the gents/ladies

Student : Miss may I go to the john?
Teacher : you betcha, that last fart was terrible..

go to the john by Thebacalhau April 5, 2018

go to bat for 

to support someone when the person needs help; Take the side of, defend

Boy, you know I’d bend over backwards for you. I go to bat for you even when shit’s looking bad for ya.

go to bat for by alexplainl8r November 6, 2019

Go To The Light Carol Anne!

A phrase most often used while sitting on the toilet during a Rectal Exorcism as a form of begging and pleading for the demon turd to leave your dark body and come to the light via your anus. A similar line also used in the famous movie, Poltergeist.

Frank had been on the toilet for over an hour as he was experiencing a Rectal Exorcism. His wife finaly came to check on him whereby heard groaning and moaning from behind the bathroom door followed by repeated screaming Go To The Light Carol Anne! Go To the Light Carol Anne! This was followed by several flushes and a notable sigh of relief.

Go To The Light Carol Anne! by Eaton Holgoode May 1, 2014

go to hell 

A common expression of dismissal. See also piss off, fuck off, eat shit and die.

Go to hell, Limbaugh.

go to hell by LudwigVan March 12, 2004

go to ground 

Idiom - said of an animal, to go into a burrow to escape from hunters. To go into hiding, e.g. from the police.

After robbing the 7-11, I plan to go to ground at my bro's crib.

go to ground by Laiane Wolfsong December 9, 2008