You are what you get injured by

This common turn of phrase is usually used to mock someone who is injured in a funny way

"Did you hear Chase Garbers broke his wrist while fingering a vagina?"

"You are what you get injured by, and I always knew that Brahmas QB was a pussy"

by Smartest Man in History May 24, 2024

Don't get succored in!

A cautionary statement dat you tell someone who is being appealed to by a crybaby con-man begging for a handout.

One should always carefully do his research beforehand to determine whether someone who's bawling and blubbering for help actually needs it --- don't get succored in!

by QuacksO August 23, 2023

get this money

To go and lift heavy weights

I gotta go get this money at the gym

by Ranchitup December 2, 2018

Get the Sass outta there

When you storm away from a formal situation without telling anyone, usually an affront to people you know well, or family. Leave in a sassy way.

My mom was drunk at the Bat Mitzvah, so I had to get the Sass outta there.

I was waiting for my ex to say goodbye, and after awhile, I had to get the Sass outta there.

by LeaStoneBee October 19, 2012

Ur Dad went to get milk

What that one kid in your school says to literally everyone to make him/her/them look cool, which they're not.

OR
There are 101%chance your dad never came back

Chad-Yo ur dad went to get milk lol

Ur dad- leaves

by WeAreNotTheFBI January 1, 2024

get slumped

get rekt, but less 2012

GET SLUMPED!
GET ABSOLUTELY SLUMPED!

by wowoitU January 18, 2019

get a lead on

It is typically used to mean that someone has obtained useful information that will help them to progress in a venture or task.

1."We finally got a lead on a girl"
2. "I've been looking for a job for weeks, but now I've got a lead from an old classmate on a potential opportunity."
3. "We will get a lead on this case soon"

by Andrew) February 11, 2024