any circumstance in which the intended outcome has been subverted, or the original of whatever it is has broken
by Wordyboy December 12, 2008
Used while leaving a phone conversation for humor and insult sake. Said quickly usually followed by hanging up immediately.
Also can be used to check if other person is listening to you on a phone call. (Sometimes followed by hanging up.)
Also can be used to check if other person is listening to you on a phone call. (Sometimes followed by hanging up.)
Good bye Johnson, suck it silly. <Click>
Then I told her, suck it silly, to which she said, the price of the shirt is $15.95. Did you hear me!?
Then I told her, suck it silly, to which she said, the price of the shirt is $15.95. Did you hear me!?
by Sillman March 30, 2005
by rperazag July 03, 2010
A: "So... your wife doesn´t recognize you anymore?
B: "Yes... Alzheimer disease."
A: "Well, does must suck huge."
B: "Yes it does."
B: "Yes... Alzheimer disease."
A: "Well, does must suck huge."
B: "Yes it does."
by rperazag July 03, 2010
by ShawnDaddy March 24, 2007
Essentially meaning "suck my penis," this phrase of defiance or mockery is equivalent to "kiss my ass" or "I have beaten you, my good man."
Upon defeating Nigel at a round of croquet, Bernard gestured towards his crotch and bellowed, "Suck it foo!"
by bobo the monkey March 19, 2003
a catch phrase that bc students use to make fun of bu hockey when they lost to them that one time. notice that all the other entries site a 5-0 loss, thus proving that it only happened one time. get over it.
by dontworrya September 10, 2007