go fetch

a phrase used when telling someone/something to get the hell out and to go away and die.

mark: dude, scott, please play yu-gi-oh cards with me!!! please!!!! there's this awesome new monster that-
scott: mark, go fetch.

by jessie r September 1, 2005

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go fish

term used as the answer "NO" to an annoying question that begins with "Do you have any..."

"Do you have any pencils I can borrow" "Go fish..."

by ILIKESOUP94 June 6, 2011

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Go for the Hudson

When everything around you has completely failed, you make one last ditch effort for an acceptable outcome.

Bill was unemployeed, divorced, and broke so he decided to go for the Hudson and join the Peace Corps.

by Friday_Arvo February 6, 2009

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Going Clark

"Going Clark" is a synonym for "going hard." The word Clark itself can also be used to describe something as being crazy and/or radical.

I'm going clark in the paint with my boy Wacka.

by WhyKay May 20, 2011

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Making an ineffectual attack against a relatively minor aspect of an argument or adversary, leaving the object of the attack unaffected.

An attack that is misplaced and off-target and does not address the fundamental issue.

The tactical opposite of "going for the jugular."

In argument, correcting your opponent's grammar instead of attacking her argument is an example of "going for the capillaries."

by MaxwellX August 1, 2010

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Go Tart

same thing as a poptart but in the form of a stick, made for when your in a hurry you can just grab one and go.

"Man i cant eat we are in to much of a hurry, oh wait, drew, grab me a go tart", "Strawberry or Chocolate", "Strawberry Please", "Here you go Benny" "Thanks Drew Brew, your the best!"

by Drew Aaron July 11, 2006

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