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they are coming

A state of mind only obtainable through understanding the fact that they are coming
Observer: I don't understand...
Eileen: That is because... They are coming...
Observer: I understand!
by BossHoss January 11, 2009
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They can keep it

Expression used to denote ones depressive, apathetic attitude toward their work. Usually, it expresses your inability to change anything and your inevitable departure from said job.
Example 1:

Guy 1: "Did you get the memo? I guess they're taking money back because they overpaid us $600 for per diem on that business trip last week."

Guy 2: "They can keep it. In fact, they should take more of my money. Who needs college tuition? Not my kids."

Example 2:

Guy 1: "You hear, man, we have to stay late again because the boss can't get her shit strait."

Guy 2: "She can keep it. In fact, she should take more of my nights. I don't mind missing my sons' birthday."

Guy 1: "It's hers. She can have it."
by simpledude March 24, 2010
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the royal they

To be referring to a group of others as a whole such as a government, military group, etc. Similar to "the royal we".
Person A: "They put another set of traffic lights here."
Person B: "Are you referring to the government with the royal they?"
Person A: "Yup."
by DrMolotov January 10, 2009
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they

what most blacks say when they mean "their"
Jamal: "Them punk-ass suckas needs to get the shit out of THEY ass!"
by T. Wilson January 19, 2008
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They Must Be Giants

They Might Be Giants, as reffered to by an announcer on the album Severe Tire Damage on the second track They Got Lost.
"Ladies and gentlement put your hands together for They Must Be Giants!"
by Richard Bourque December 16, 2005
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old timey

Of a nature of times past. Rarely replicated in our modern world. Folksy. Often this term is used to describe some thing or process that is not modern. However, it can also mean something that is of uncompromising quality.
Person 1: How come your contractor doesn't use a nailgun to frame? Why does he insist on using his hammer?

Person 2: I guess he's old timey.
by D'Wayne Giles July 3, 2008
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some timey

moody, sometimes this and sometimes that, all over the map,
Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde
by S S November 11, 2003
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