not as green as you're cabbage looking

Said upon discovering that an individual is not as unintelligent as initially thought. (Chiefly (NW) British Isles, slang, could be construed as complimentary)

"Eee! I thought you were as thick as two short planks, but it turns out you're not as green as you're cabbage looking"

by splatharri March 29, 2010

you're cool

sacastic way of telling someone that they dont care and to stop bragging about something they did.

girl: OMG i was so drunk last night! and i fucked some random guy haha i wassss soooooooo fucked!"
boy: YOU'RE COOL!

by chanelbabycakes March 7, 2010

you're fired

Shows that your services are no longer required; the catch-phrase of Donald Trump from "The Apprentice."

Donald Trump wants to trademark this phrase; talk about slick marketing.

by cevikes March 30, 2004

You're adopted!

A comeback without much reason behind it besides random shock/bewilderment value. It is similar in usage to "You're Face!" or other random things that can be said as a comeback.

NOTE: This comeback is however tricky to use as saying it to a person who IS indeed adopted would be in very bad taste.

NOTE: This term is best used to friends or people you know are not adopted.

Person #1: "I don't understand why you would do that. That has to be the stupidest thing I have ever heard of a person doing!"

Person #2: "Shut up, you're adopted!"

Person #1: I am adopted, you monster!

Person #1: Oh! Well... I... uh...

by TheLightDreamer June 29, 2012

you're

a versatile burn, most effective in situations where a comeback is really inappropriate

A: "Look at my new shoes!"
B: "You're a shoe."

by Dellaca March 29, 2007

we're done here

A phrase used to end a logical conversation which the person or party lacks the knowledge to understand.

Scott says "wow, look at the camel toe." Jody asks "what's a camel toe?" Scott pauses, and replies ..."we're done here".

by Skottidogg April 29, 2006

Gentleman's Re-Rack

During the game of Beer Pong, otherwise known as Beirut, a team can call a Gentleman's Re-Rack only when two cups remain on the opponents side.

The name "Gentleman's Re-Rack" alludes to the fact that it can be called even if all of the teams re-racks are exhausted, and it is seen as a gentlemanly gesture to grant them one last re-rack (seeing as the last two cups are often far away from one another).

Unlike normal re-racks, a "Gentleman's" can be called mid-turn. Although a call for a "Gentleman's" can legally be rejected, the team that rejects it will forever be labeled selfish cowards.

The actual structure of a "Gentleman's Re-Rack" is two cups in a vertical line, running parallel to the sides of the table.

Team 1 "Hey yo, lemme' get Gentleman's Re-Rack"

Team 2 "yeah sure"

Team 1 "Can you straighten that out a bit?"

Team 2 "No doubt."

by Young CB Buck June 11, 2009