Pick up your pencil

When a perverted teacher looks at a girl's ass (or performs any other pervy actions) this is said (usually shouted) as a warning to the student or to mock or make fun of the teacher

"Oh no he's coming Pick up your pencil!"

"Lmao did you see Mr.Smith today he was totally looking at her she shouldn't have picked up her pencil"

by Pickupthatpencil January 8, 2020

Pack up your life

Annoying Spanish teachers use this word when they’re telling someone to move away from their friend

Your spainsh says pack up your life and move your seat away from your friend

by Yeetisforlit May 12, 2019

all up on your sac

in your business...nosey...

related to the phrase "get off my nuts"

man, he was all up on my sac about that shit.

by jase February 11, 2005

what up my homies

What up my homies is a casual term used by "hip and swag" white boys that are trying to act cool. "What up" is a term that defines a greeting. "my" is something that is yours. "homies" Another word for "the boys".

(Enters into COD lobby with friends)
big_dingdong69: yo
1080noscope: was up bro
FaZe knArlY: yo yo my guy
"You": what up my homies

by PolishDom November 4, 2020

Bro up, or Bro home

A life motto for all bros to keep straying bros on the path of a true bro. Put on your backwards hat, hit the frat parties, and look for the beer bong, or go home and brush up on your bro-losophy.

Bro 1: I don't know if I want to party tonight.
Bro 2: Dude, Bro up, or Bro home. Now grab some Natty Ice.

by Dr. Lazy November 10, 2010

Blowed up real good

Canadian slang, often used dismissively or as a joke -- wow, wish that idiot would blow up real good! Originated during the 1970's in Canada by Second City cast members John Candy and Joe Flaherty. on the comedy show SCTV, a fictitious television network with it's own shows, one of them being the Farm Film Report, where two farmers discuss the latest movies and film theory - a routine parodying Siskal and Ebert. Supposedly the best part of a film is when things get "blowed up real good." They even had some celebrity guests (other cast members dressed up as Dustin Hoffman, Bernadette Peters etc) who were "blowed up real good" during special "Celebrity Blow Up" segments.

"Best part of the movie was when things blowed up," says John Candy. "For sure," replies Joe Flaherty, "they blowed up real good!...real good!!"

by Canada-HS August 27, 2021

all up in my grill

whoever the person is below me is wrong.
all up in my grill doesn't necessarily mean in someone's business.

it means someones in your face.
grill = face.

therefore, it can also be used describing someone who is excessively annoying and bothering you.

That ho was all up in my grill. Tell him to get his nasty, annoying self outta my face.

by mahal April 20, 2005