took it up into a tree

Accident involving a tree versus usually a vehicle but could be a horse, tractor, ATV, or mule. Meaning you have through a horrible crash made the object and yourself aquantances with the tree.

The Geo metro ,being driven by a tourist, lost control and "took it up into a tree"

by beautyfish June 1, 2006

whats up with the D.S.

a phrase refering to the pleasuring of the male genitailia orally by a female with rather large breasts or a dubble bubble.

marie got down on her knees when john said " marie, whats up with the D.S.? "

by Jo Von teh H4xOR June 18, 2006

Green side up

British Racist slang against Irish lawn workers who are too stupid to lay turf the correct way up. It can be used to mock someone who is not an intelligent individual.

Oiy you what are you daft or something!?!?! Green Side Up!

by Assholeomio March 25, 2004

do it up homie

Do it up homie is a legend, a prophecy. It involves living your life to the fullest and making the most out of every situation. It includes setting a goal and acheiving it no matter what the circumstances are. Do it up homie is a life style, so live it. Do you feel the legend?

Do it up homie at da Joey Harrisons

by Kaitlyn Holler January 9, 2006

You fucked up

Annoying and unnecessary sentence shouted out by a large amount of people (and usually repeated three times) when glass objects are broken at Brasserie Le Manoir.

*Paul reaches for beer pitcher but knocks over a glass, which rolls off the table and shatters on the ground*

Everyone else: "YOU FUCKED UP! YOU FUCKED UP! YOU FUCKED UP!"

by thetwib December 19, 2012

4s up mf

Means that you are the hottest person on the planet and everyone loves you

Is that rick he’s part of the 4s up mf he’s so hot i want to be his gf

by helloshartass March 18, 2022

ripped up sic

This is a term often yelled by chavs to the retreating/wandering away backs of anyone who they feel they have just beaten at a round of verbal sparring/who has fallen foul of another person's wit or what the chavs take as wit, but is actually exasperation (this is much more likely, as it is very hard to be beaten by a chav at a round of come backs). Sic can either mean very very good or very very bad, and in this instance it causes this phrase to be translated as 'You just got thoroughly beaten in a slanging match'. It is also used when a chav has to buy time to look up in a dictionary what you just called them, or when they think that they have won an argument.

Example 1
Normal person: Would you mind passing me a ruler?
chav 1: Yer MUM!
chav 2: HA HA HA, you just got ripped up sic! *proceeds to do that intensely annoying thing that they do when they hold their hand above their head and make their fingernails click together*

Example 2:
Jimmy (Normal person): Sir, sir, what does 'assonance' mean?
Teacher: And that's why you're in the bottom set, Jimmy - we've been covering this for five lessons. Please pay more attention.
Chav: (No idea what assonance is either, but couldn't care less) HA HA, you just got ripped up sic! *immensely annoying hand thing*

by xx-Erin-xx October 22, 2007