boo to you

when someone upsets liz. liz is either not happy with your response or actions. When this phrase is said, you must fix your mistake immediately.

An example of when this phrase would be used is if somone would have said,"liz, i dont think this is a good idea".

by the liz December 1, 2004

well balls to you too sir

when you ask a question to someone, and they either reply with meh, or they dont say anything at all.

hey man, what day is it?

meh....

well balls to you too sir

by gurt chode April 28, 2011

I'm up to you

A phrase used to signify to an individual that you are aware of their current level shenanigans and believe that you have surpassed them in your level of shenanigans.

The phrase is best delivered in a condescending vocal tone.

Garfield: Hey! Odie!
Odie: Whats up Garfield?
Garfield: I'm up to you.

by technocrat September 5, 2011

to me to you

What the Chuckle Brothers say to each other in every episode of ChuckleVision.

"To me!"
"To you!"
"To me!"
"To you!"
"To me!"
"To you!"
"To me!"
"To you!"
"To me!"
"To you!"
"To me!"
"To you!"
"To me!"
"To you!"
etc.

by Mister Ignorant May 14, 2004

pakyu go to you

an astonishing curse word to say when a douchebag in your meeting is oppose of your suggestions or ideas

person: i dont like the idea of going to Paris Hilton's residency.
you: oh really? pakyu go to you! continental pakyu! pukiney-nginey-mow! mhm vagina flaws!

by Hardcore Jobert Fan August 6, 2021

Do I look pale to you?

A question a white person should never ask a black person. Either all white people look pale to them or they have never looked close enough to tell.

White guy: I don't feel so good. Do I look pale to you?
Black guy: You all ways look pale to me.

by The Fury 13 October 11, 2010

And a good day to you, madam!

A closing to an interaction taking place between two individuals that is ment to convey good wishes but when used between two males, it is ment to be insulting.

I saw these totally botacious females that I wanted to bone, so I yelled, "And a good day to you, madam!"

by Mike Fonahue August 17, 2009