a reference to current conflict in the world, when a parent or sibling tells a child that they will be taken to the middle east, it is like telling them they will be sold into slavery or the boogie man will get them. Usually ment to scare them into doing something.
by Mickey Brown March 7, 2007
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Girl 1 "Dude why are you wearing Kevin's hat?"
Girl 2 "I stole it because I want to see him again later. It's my take-away. Duh."
Girl 2 "I stole it because I want to see him again later. It's my take-away. Duh."
by Ender_187 February 9, 2013
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by Ugh Nope January 1, 2018
Get the take-backsies mug.When one is to drunk to drive while still insiting on driving, allows a higher power to do the driving for them. It stems from the popular Carrie Underwood song with the title of the same name.
"I know drinking and driving is wrong so that is why i let Jesus take the wheel, whenever I drive home drunk, he'll guide me home safely"
by St. Jason, The Great April 15, 2008
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after everything, i really can't believe you take me for a fool.
after everything, i really can't believe you take me for a fool.
by PineappleJuice March 6, 2015
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Get the Take No Prisoners mug.To take care of head is to literally "take care" of your own personal head, specifically by usage of drugs.
Originally used in 1980 by the band The Toyes in the song Smoke Two Joints, the phrase became mainstream popularized when Sublime covered it in their album 40 Oz. to Heaven 16 years later.
Originally used in 1980 by the band The Toyes in the song Smoke Two Joints, the phrase became mainstream popularized when Sublime covered it in their album 40 Oz. to Heaven 16 years later.
"Hard work good, hard work fine, but first take care of head"
- The Toyes / Sublime, "Smoke Two Joints"
- The Toyes / Sublime, "Smoke Two Joints"
by discorobot August 7, 2007
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