a deceptive slogan that the satanic chain store WalMart uses to stir up patriotic fervor and draw in customers. Actually most of their goods are Chinese gulag-made imports that are no better than those found anyplace else.
The slogan "Bringing it All Home to the U.S.A." is just another tool in their scheme to establish their rule over the global market and economy and abolish what workers and unions have achieved all those years ago.
by I Saw U2 Live Twice May 20, 2007
Get the Bringing it All Home to the U.S.A.mug. Being in a normal situation, and challenging your friend to go to unnecessary lengths to do something completely ordinary or random, hoping to make him look like a fool.
Matt Hicks: hey Baby T, there's a concert in Cincinnati that would be sweet to go to.
Baby T: I'm not sure, we have class at 8 tommorow.
Matt Hicks: Dude, go epic or go home.
Baby T: LET'S GO. (High Five)
Baby T: I'm not sure, we have class at 8 tommorow.
Matt Hicks: Dude, go epic or go home.
Baby T: LET'S GO. (High Five)
by Whirlwind Barbarians January 27, 2009
Get the Go Epic or Go Homemug. To be so done with something, that it brings you to the point of going home, and going to bed.
First used by I AM WILDCAT in "HAPPY BURGER! (Citizen Burger Disorder / Burger Simulator Funny Moments)" by VanossGaming.
First used by I AM WILDCAT in "HAPPY BURGER! (Citizen Burger Disorder / Burger Simulator Funny Moments)" by VanossGaming.
by Brutemold31 January 1, 2017
Get the go home, go bedmug. by virtuoso_master February 25, 2017
Get the my parents arent homemug. Background: Cooking rice is a daily chore in households in Hawaii. This chore is often tasked to the children/teenagers of the family who usually got home from school before their parents and were instructed to cook the rice for dinner.
Hawaiian slang: This phrase has the equivalent effect of "go home!" or "go back to where you came from" in American speech. There are many equivalent uses: some used to express disdain, some used jokingly and some used to express relief from a hard day of work.
Hawaiian slang: This phrase has the equivalent effect of "go home!" or "go back to where you came from" in American speech. There are many equivalent uses: some used to express disdain, some used jokingly and some used to express relief from a hard day of work.
Ex. 1 - Mahina (at a football game): "Fuck the Huskies!! Go home cook rice!"
Ex. 2 - Leinani: "Don't even kno how fo' do simple division? Brah, you bettah just go home cook rice."
Ex. 3 - Kawika: "Ho braddah, dat one homework took so long. Finally pau. Time to go home cook rice."
Ex. 2 - Leinani: "Don't even kno how fo' do simple division? Brah, you bettah just go home cook rice."
Ex. 3 - Kawika: "Ho braddah, dat one homework took so long. Finally pau. Time to go home cook rice."
by datonebradiz October 5, 2012
Get the go home cook ricemug. by briony September 28, 2004
Get the arsenal are playing at homemug. A cartoon created by the guy who did Power Puff Girls. It is about a 8-year-old named Mac who is forced to give up his imginary friend named Bloo. There are other characters including Eduardo, a mexican imginary friend; Terrance, Mac's bro; Wilt, a red imaginary friend; Frankie, a 22-year-old; Madam Foster, a old lady who runs the house; Herriman, a rabbit; Duchess, a fugly slut; and Coco, an insane thing.
The plots are interesting and creative, the characters are likable. A lot of the jokes use adult/crude humor, thus making the show not for children. Oh, and it's very funny!
The plots are interesting and creative, the characters are likable. A lot of the jokes use adult/crude humor, thus making the show not for children. Oh, and it's very funny!
by kcfkcfcv May 16, 2006
Get the Foster's Home for Imaginary Friendsmug.