land here

meaning come here

southern african slang

yo bro land here

by ya ayt November 26, 2022

Comming over here

Something that is used when you are with 7th and 8th graders who are inappropriate.

Billy: I'm comming over here!
Sarah: OMG Ewww I'm taken >:(
Billy: I was going over to my friend... >:(

Sarah: Oh! Sorry!

by Skoyler :) April 22, 2022

Ok, We're Done Here

When someone says something so dumb, the entire conversation is killed and you need to move on immediately.

It is the talking equivalent of aggressively holding down the off button on your computer to just shut it down, without regard for open documents or what you were doing.

*At a Denny's*

Milo: Is your coffee fair trade and organically sourced.

Server: Ok, We're Done Here.

by Mike109999 April 23, 2022

Here's the Gotcha

Gotcha's literal meaning is "got you".

Similar to "The joke is on you" most of the time used in the context of basically saying you've made yourself look embarrassing or stupid and they are calling you out on it.

can be used as a way of telling someone you fooled them.

"You thought you really had luck on your side ? well here's the gotcha im one step ahead of luck"

by jiujiiu222222233 October 15, 2022

Here for the pizza

1. A phrase used at a celebration or social gathering (wedding, birthday party, etc.) that denotes the user's desire for the amenities of said gathering (food, drinks, cake, games, etc.) and complete lack of interest of what the social gathering is actually about. Occurs often in children too young to understand or care about what is occurring.

Warning: Using phrase at any social gathering may incite yelling, tears, or physical injury. Use at own risk.

Person 1: Isn't it wonderful that Jack and May got married?
Person 2: I'm just here for the pizza.

by Avoidthedevoidvoid January 13, 2022

Out of here

Another word used for out of pocket or when somethings just out right crazy

“Bro did you just eat my Popeyes,you out of here”.

They said someone’s car just blew
Damn bro that shit out of there

by Hodgee January 17, 2022

You can’t get there from here

If you were raised in New England, that thing your dad said so many times when you were growing up despite not actually having the accent that if you hear it again you might throw whoopie pies at someone.

Dad: Kid, can’t get theyah from heeyah, pahk the cah at Hahvad yahd instead

Kid: You can’t get there from here because they don’t let annoying people into the city, duh

by Leia Calumet May 18, 2022