hear no evil speak no evil see no evil

to not want to take a part in a situation, this phrase is often times followed by the additional phrase of, "do no evil"

Cartman: "Who killed Kenny?"

Innocent Bystander: "hear no evil speak no evil see no evil."

by Beverly V. May 4, 2006

I don't see me follow

A slang term often used by nuns that expresses their ineptitude and lack of intelligence on so many levels.

"The answer is right, see I don't me follow."

by andyfellovernet April 10, 2003

what's-up-see-you-later

A greeting to a friend who is leaving a party or social gathering when it's the first time you've seen them all night, even though you've both been at the same party the whole time.

Derek (appearing suddenly from other room): "It's getting late dudes, I gotta jet. Catch you later."

Jon: "Hey Derek! I didn't know you were here. Alright guy, what's-up-see-you-later."

by jonnywords June 14, 2011

you see these dogs in your front yard

If you see these dogs in your front yard, just know someone's upstairs clapping

you see these dogs in your front yard, just know upstairs I'm going hard. BING BONg

by idkman77777777 December 11, 2021

let me see your peacock cock

Let me see your twig and berries.

Let me see your peacock cock John. I would like to see it.

by Tree Lumber Cucumber July 12, 2017

Women in Crisis Channel (see lifetime TV)

The cable tv channel marketed to women showing one insipid movie after another about a woman who finds herself in a compromising or dangerous situation that she barely escapes, and could have avoided altogether had she just used her head.

Hey, lets watch some washed up sitcom actresses on the Women in Crisis Channel!

by Noel S December 3, 2003

see you in the funny pages

an off handed remark about your sanity, or of someone else, or just the world in general. usually used as an understatement.

man you got to be crazy to want to do that

response "maybe, see you in the funny pages"

by damnskiing July 27, 2009