by pug1 October 11, 2016
by Child_dog999 October 21, 2020
when someone says something wrong, especially after having argued with you insisting that they're right, when proven wrong in front of everyone, the person who proved them wrong uses this phrase and proceeds to swipe or smack their hand across the back of the offender's neck. It should be done in a way to be as publicly humiliating as possible. Note: it is not necessary to actually physically hurt the offender.
"Yo, I swear that New York City is the capital of New York."
"Actually, it's Albany, so can I gets mines?"
"Actually, it's Albany, so can I gets mines?"
by d-fogs September 21, 2008
by Nope my name is yeet January 27, 2020
by Jesse April 25, 2004
When someone says or does something that everyone else considers stupid or embarassing, most of the time, someone will speak up and say "Can I get 'em?" meaning, "Can I get ..." Well, actually, no one really knows what it is we're "getting," but people find it very entertaining to say. And if they're very ghetto, they just might take it a step further and actually swipe their hand across the back of the persons' neck to symbolize them actually "getting" something. And there you have it.
*John runs into a pole accidentally.*
"HAHAHA! Can I get 'em?"
"Dude, I just got rejected by this hottie down the street."
"HAHAHA. Can I get 'em?"
"How do you tie a tie?"
"Uh... can I get 'em?"
"HAHAHA! Can I get 'em?"
"Dude, I just got rejected by this hottie down the street."
"HAHAHA. Can I get 'em?"
"How do you tie a tie?"
"Uh... can I get 'em?"
by Shorty McGangster November 23, 2005
I like you so much that I'm comparing you to a piece of delicious food which I would like to eat. Usually used in reference to sex.
by Trixie April 29, 2004