Keeping kids after the bell be like
“If your quiet we will leave and if you don’t you might miss your bus”
“If your quiet we will leave and if you don’t you might miss your bus”
by Godissoawesome123 October 16, 2019
Get the keeping kids after the bellmug. P I in urban terms is short for Pimpin'. Keep it P I, literally translates to keep it pimpin'. It's used as an adjective for behavior which emphasizes the point of staying in a way which mirrors the likes of being even keeled,
professional, focused, practical, and efficient in whichever context the phrase is applied. Use of the phrase is an analogous, if not synonymous, to the same phrase popularized in business jargon: Keep it P I. It is also very analogous to the phrase Keep it player; whereas keep it player generally applies more so to contexts of romance and/or romantic/sexual relationships, the phrase Keep it P I applies more so across a broader range of contexts. For example "Keep it player" would fit better than "keep it P I when a friend asks how they should go about approaching a newfound relationship. And while "Keep it P I" could fit in the same context, more so emphasizing a more calculated and business like approach; it's use might fit better in a context where two co-workers may have gotten into a confrontation that runs the risk of escalating. In that case Keep it P I may be used to express desire for behavior which de-escalates the immediate confrontation in favor of staying on task as the preferred or more plausible, or efficient way for each individual party to shine or otherwise win in the universal game of life.
professional, focused, practical, and efficient in whichever context the phrase is applied. Use of the phrase is an analogous, if not synonymous, to the same phrase popularized in business jargon: Keep it P I. It is also very analogous to the phrase Keep it player; whereas keep it player generally applies more so to contexts of romance and/or romantic/sexual relationships, the phrase Keep it P I applies more so across a broader range of contexts. For example "Keep it player" would fit better than "keep it P I when a friend asks how they should go about approaching a newfound relationship. And while "Keep it P I" could fit in the same context, more so emphasizing a more calculated and business like approach; it's use might fit better in a context where two co-workers may have gotten into a confrontation that runs the risk of escalating. In that case Keep it P I may be used to express desire for behavior which de-escalates the immediate confrontation in favor of staying on task as the preferred or more plausible, or efficient way for each individual party to shine or otherwise win in the universal game of life.
Look breh, I ain't feelin what them ass holes at the store been doin, but for now I'ma keep it P I because they gone get themselves caught up regardless of how I I go about dealing with that shit.
by The Real Crooked Face November 24, 2024
Get the Keep it P Imug. by cosmicunity March 20, 2021
Get the Keep it a Frankiemug. by bitchdipshit February 20, 2021
Get the The post you are seeing will keep you loyal.mug. "Keep your jaw on" is a phrase used when somebody is overwrought, overly shocked, or unnecessarily upset over a trivial matter. The expression was inspired by John Glubb, a WW1 soldier who had his jaw shot off but managed to have it reconstructed using surgery. The point of the phrase was, if even somebody who's reached a situation that low managed to fix their problems, you shouldn't be reacting so badly about a smaller issue.
Popularised in Northwest England's coastal towns, the phrase is often used as a less niche form of the phrase "don't get your knickers in a twist."
Popularised in Northwest England's coastal towns, the phrase is often used as a less niche form of the phrase "don't get your knickers in a twist."
PERSON 1: “Oh my God, my life is over! My phone, my beautiful phone - it's been delayed in transit. I literally don't know what to do. What the Hell should I do?”
PERSON 2: “Jesus Christ, keep your jaw on. It'll clearly get here in the end - some people have real problems.”
PERSON 2: “Jesus Christ, keep your jaw on. It'll clearly get here in the end - some people have real problems.”
by C L G May 1, 2025
Get the Keep Your Jaw Onmug. by Deala1 April 1, 2021
Get the Keep fitmug. A phrase meaning, " despite all the surprises that life may throw at you, don't despair or lose hope"
by Sexydimma April 6, 2017
Get the keep your hands on the steering wheelmug.