they took our jobs

Can only be pronouced 'dey tk oor jerbs', and is usually said in a high pitched wail. Is the main argument against immigrants coming into countries, and is the slogan of many workers unions. Many people say "They are taking our jobs" or "We are losing our jobs", but the grammatically correct way to say it is: 'dey tk oor jerbs' or in writing: 'they took our jobs'

"I think we should allow immigrants into the country, they will benefit the economy"

"bt dey tk oor jobs.

"Yeh, they took our jobs"

"That's not how to say it!"

by Guy with nothing better to do October 16, 2008

They even called me sir

When you are treated with absolute top notch/above and beyond level of service or hospitality. Implying that your treatment was so good and the cherry on top was being called sir.

They gave me their best table and a round of free drinks, they even called me sir !

by Tigerland19 October 20, 2022

Cheez-They

Plural of Cheez It

Any more Cheez-They in that box?

by Chimwechan guy February 16, 2010

round, and they come in pairs

alternative term for balls, nuts, bollocks, etc.

He asked me to help him, but there was no way, so I told him "The answer's round, and they come in pairs."

by hamself December 15, 2009

they see me rollin they hatin

People envy your success

They see me rollin they hatin.

They see you driving down the road in a brand new car you worked hard for, they immediately dislike you/hate you.

by sammyboom84 November 19, 2013

They

The person crooks always blame for lieing.

Crooky McCrookface: "They are lieing! I swear!"

by Mister Miser March 27, 2008

They hate us for our Freedom

A Line used by President Bush and every single Neo-Con out there, to make the case that it wasn't our meddling around in Mid-East affairs that caused Muslim-Extremist to hate us, but that our "Freedoms" somehow managed to piss them off.

Osama Bin Laden said it was our involvement in the Middle East that turned him against America, but President Bush said it was because, They hate us for our Freedom.

by He who doesn't want to be named May 5, 2008