by Hisokasnut November 12, 2020
An expression used to alleviate your anger when referring to democrats screwing up your country.. used as comedic relief
Obama's personal notion of change in the wrong direction really makes me want to go home and kick the dog
by liberals are idiots December 22, 2009
Cartman: "Screw you guys, I'm going home."
by Zuri_Smiler June 21, 2023
Jakky G:Errrrrrrrrr your face!!
Jack A (who fiddles with Malakie's genitals): Errrrrrrrrr go home and sort your life out!!
Malakie (who gets fiddled by Jack A): HAHAHAHAHA!! Jack A your hilarious!!
Jack A (who fiddles with Malakie's genitals): Ok then take off your pants!!
Malakie who gets fiddled by Jack A): Ok
Jack A (who fiddles with Malakie's genitals): Errrrrrrrrr go home and sort your life out!!
Malakie (who gets fiddled by Jack A): HAHAHAHAHA!! Jack A your hilarious!!
Jack A (who fiddles with Malakie's genitals): Ok then take off your pants!!
Malakie who gets fiddled by Jack A): Ok
by Count Scrotulus April 15, 2008
I want to be in control of the situation and if I can't then no one is going to be allowed to be happy about the outcome.
The expression comes from the playground where one kid, the one who owns the soccer ball or basket ball, doesn't get his way in the game. If he doesn't get his way then he gets mad and punishes those who are unwilling to accept his mandate. He does this my taking his ball and going home thus ending the game and any fun the participants were having.
The expression "I'm going to take my ball and go home" when directed at an individual is used to illustrate the individual's immaturity when that person can't get his way and no longer wants to be a participant in the conversation or a contributor to solving a problem.
The expression comes from the playground where one kid, the one who owns the soccer ball or basket ball, doesn't get his way in the game. If he doesn't get his way then he gets mad and punishes those who are unwilling to accept his mandate. He does this my taking his ball and going home thus ending the game and any fun the participants were having.
The expression "I'm going to take my ball and go home" when directed at an individual is used to illustrate the individual's immaturity when that person can't get his way and no longer wants to be a participant in the conversation or a contributor to solving a problem.
Billy: "Its my solution or this meeting is over and I'm out of here. You guys will just have to work this weekend without me to fix the problem."
Suzie: "Billy sounds like a little brat who says: I'm going to take my ball and go home!"
Suzie: "Billy sounds like a little brat who says: I'm going to take my ball and go home!"
by SyberTiger December 07, 2009
by kevincarnage August 13, 2008
a phrase that refers to smoking "dope" or weed, then eating some soap (I think just the normal kind of bath soap, but I'm not sure), and then some how getting back to your house in some kind of bubble thing.
some weird hippy guy told it to me on the street. just in case you were wondering.
some weird hippy guy told it to me on the street. just in case you were wondering.
guy walking down the street.
stoned hippy pops out of some ally.
guy says "holly molly! you the scared the crap out of me!"
hippy says "when I was your age some person told me some words to live by! hic!"
guy says "I'm not sure I want to know what they are."
hippy says "he said. hic! he told me. hic! ahem! he told me smoke dope, eat soap, go home in a bubble! ha ha haa ha!"
guy says "what the hell are you talking about!"
hippy guy runs back deep into the darkness of the ally.
true story
stoned hippy pops out of some ally.
guy says "holly molly! you the scared the crap out of me!"
hippy says "when I was your age some person told me some words to live by! hic!"
guy says "I'm not sure I want to know what they are."
hippy says "he said. hic! he told me. hic! ahem! he told me smoke dope, eat soap, go home in a bubble! ha ha haa ha!"
guy says "what the hell are you talking about!"
hippy guy runs back deep into the darkness of the ally.
true story
by Oktobongo April 26, 2008