Where's my snare?

A phrase used by those who have lost interest in something they used to enjoy. This tends to happen during bouts of depression or anxiety.

Also a line in a popular Eminem song.

I used to game all the time but almost never anymore, where's my snare?

Where's my snare? I got no snare in my headphones.

by Allynius January 6, 2012

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I missed the part where that's my problem

A comeback when a friend/family member says something that you just honestly don't give a fuck about. It's also not your damn problem

Person: What the hell am I gonna do? My girlfriend left me...mydog ran away...I got fired...
Person2: I missed the part where that's my problem.

by OMG LOLZ!!!!1111+shift!!!! March 20, 2005

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Related Words

wheur • Whermst • where • Where's Waldo? • where's the beef • Where you at? • where y'at • where you from • where are you going? • where do babies come from

where we droppin boys?

The question you must always ask the boys before dropping in a Battle Royale

Person 1: k we in the bus
Person 2: Where we droppin boys?
Person 3 : Tilted

by EloquentHexagon March 8, 2018

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whermst

A cross between ‘Where’, ‘Why’ and ‘What’.

Person 1: I have a problem
Person 2: Whermst?

by BritishPatriot88 April 19, 2023

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Where the popcorn at?

phrase used when describing a boring or very uninteresting situation or event; when someone is looking for something interesting or fun to do.

"Man, this club is wack. Where the popcorn at?"

by Erica Charles June 12, 2008

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Don't get your meat where you get your bread and butter

1. Same as saying "don't shit where you eat"
2. Meat meaning "meat injection" and "bread and butter" meaning money.
3. It's not a good idea to sleep with the same people you work with.

Co worker: have you noticed Bam's got nice buns
Me: Don't get your meat where you get your bread and butter

by Miss JRD July 28, 2012

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A common phrase tagged onto an image or web page so terrifyingly weird that it makes you question if god exists. Most often seen associated with the rubber-faced Burger King mascot. Also appears in religious sources (Psalm 42:3, 10; 115:2) and in a famous fictional debate between reason and faith.

Person1: I got some used panties from a vending machine in Japan. They came with a photo of the last person who wore them. And it was a dude.
Person2: WHERE IS YOUR GOD NOW?

by Stefan Gagne June 7, 2005

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