Fuck You Puppet Theater

A Do It Yourself puppet theater you create from an empty see-through plastic container that you can fit your entire hand in as you freely flip the bird to whomever you feel hostile toward since it doesn’t really “count” because it’s puppet theater.

I brought my Fuck You Puppet Theater to the White House and had a field day!

by Dr Bunnygirl November 10, 2019

Fuck you asshole

The computed appropriate response from the Terminator in the film "The Terminator".

Janitor: Hey buddy, you got a dead cat in there or what?
The Terminator: Fuck you asshole.

by a;lkdjfa;lkdfj March 29, 2008

fuck you over

To do somebody wrong. To do wrong to another person, usually intentionally.

Be careful who you trust, even the people closest to you may fuck you over.

by MissBossBitch13 March 4, 2014

Fuck You Smile

1. The smile that says "fuck you" when you can't.

2. A wan smile directed at a real asshole that you are, at that moment, unable to tell off.

Berated by his boss, Bill flashed him his fuck you smile. It offered little comfort.

by John L. Morgan August 6, 2008

Fuck you, K Hype!

A phrase said in the popular video series Rage Quit, where Michael is playing the Impossible Game, and an Xbox LIVE friend comes on with the gamer tag of K Hype. Can be used at the most random of times.

1. "Maybe if Super Meat Boy was Mr. Fuckin' Potato Head and you pulled his fucking face off, this is what you get! <Reference to the dull-colored cube in the Impossible Game.>"

"Fuck you, K Hype!"

2. "That algebra test was honestly the most fucking stupid thing in the world, and I'm off for the last half of the day! Thank God!"

"Fuck you, K Hype!"

by 1SgtBeastblood December 5, 2011

fuck you james

What you say to James for being a fucking fuck.

James: Yea, I knew the marriage was over. I didn't think I should tell you though...
B: Fuck you James!

by ScootDog March 20, 2017

fuck-you money

An amount of wealth that enables an individual to reject traditional social behavior and niceties of conduct without fear of consequences.

These Bancrofts, thirty-odd descendants of the gargantuan Bostonian Clarence Walker Barron, who bought the paper in 1902, include bankers and writers and equestrians. The more senior among them, it is assumed, detest Rupert Murdoch, just as their parents must have bridled at the former Journal editor Norman Pearlstine's marriage to Nancy Friday, a flamboyant author of sex studies. "But they don't have 'fuck-you money' anymore," a former reporter said of the Bancrofts. "They're nice and rich, but not ungodly so. It matters to the younger generation."
-McGrath, Ben. "News About News." New Yorker. 14 May 2007: 47-48.

by ungodly rich May 27, 2007