As busy as Carrie Pratt on Saturday night

A colloqial expression from the Springfield Massachusetts area, one would use this to indicate being busy. In the 1890s, Carrie Pratt ran a brothel, and Saturday nights were busy, apparently.

I have been doing so many errands today, I feel as busy as Carrie Pratt on Saturday night.

by HistoryMemes4Life May 13, 2023

None of my business

Ukrainian men are dying so you can get fucked by fat cocks you piece of shit.

Hym "Nothing is none of my business. You're a bigot."

by Hym Iam May 15, 2024

Small Business Saturday

If you support a business at all, you support it enough, you don't have to spend money at a small business once a week to prove that you're a good enough citizen to some entity that doesn't really give a fuck about you, the business, or whether you're a good enough citizen (the same entity that created Small Business Saturday).

Small Business Saturday is a way to control people's spending habits, nothing more and nothing less.

by The Original Agahnim July 18, 2021

Business Ass

Is what you drown in when you can afford that business class

“If you can afford some business class, you can afford some business ass!” - Method Man from Soul Plane

by JohnnyCocktails93 July 21, 2021

With the business.

To be "With the business." Is used to describe someone involved in illegal activity. Typically drug dealing or prostitution.

: No don't trip dog. James and Jamie are solid, they are with the business.

by Businessman801 May 22, 2023

leave my business card

ejaculate, ejaculation, material containing ones' 'genetic address' left on/in a spot, situation, or 'factory'

i made sure i didn't leave my business card with jenna

i made sure to leave my business card with her/him/it

i tried not to leave my business card on her bed!!

by michael foolsley April 13, 2011

Busy doors

Busy doors is often used to confirm an influx of ops in a certain area when playing online multiplayer, specifically Call of Duty Warzone. It is also regularly used by door to door salesman in reference to a laborious day of knocking doors ahead. Commenly used on Bank Holidays or when working in council estates due to more people than usual being at home.

Right, Warren. I'm dropping on the Lighthouse. It's gonna be Busy Doors!

by EWW.. Whats_that_my_brother March 19, 2024