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I Gotta Glock In My Rawrie

A phrase mostly used by scenes and emos referring to Fetty Wap's song 679 where he clearly states " I gotta glock in my rari" but being warped kids they have change the wording very slightly adding a "W" for dinosaur purposes. This term was coined by new Rapper/Viner Yvng Trv$h.
At Warpedtour:
Emo: You heard Fetty Wap's new song?
Scene Queen: Please. I gotta glock in my rawrie xD.
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I've made a huge mistake.

1. An understatement to utter under your breath when you botch everything.

2. Something to say when you realize your preconceptions of the situations have turned up false.

3. Something Gob might say on "Arrested Development."
GOB - "I've made a huge mistake."

I'm tellin' ya

i'm completely serious and/or quite positive of what i've just said.
"hey, that guy over there was just checking out your ass."
"yeah, right. come off it."
"i'm tellin' ya..."
I'm tellin' ya by missanthropy February 15, 2006

I'll be in my bunk 

A subtle hint that whatever has just occurred was so arousing that the person who said it needs to go someplace private and masturbate...alot.
Guy 1: Look over there, something extremely sexy is happening.
Guy 2: I'll be in my bunk.
I'll be in my bunk by Blargenfast November 4, 2015

I've fallen and I can't get up 

A really annoying catchphrase from the late 80's/early 90's that originated from a commercial for a paramedical emergency radio for the elderly. During the commercial, and old lady falls off her walker and in the most pathetic tone of voice possible, utters this phrase into the advertised device.
Before everyone and their mom was screaming "I'm Rick James, bitch" they were screaming "I've fallen and I can't get up" in a sad attempt to be funny and witty.

I like ya cut G 

This is a meme that was created by a video showing a man saying the words:

"Oh you playin' minecraft? I like ya cut, G." before proceeding to slap a bald child on the back of the head.
This is often used as a phrase before slapping a person (often someone that recently had a haircut) on the back of the head.
Source: youtube.com/watch?v=2TA6rSkPMPA
Person 1: "Hey man! Look at my new cut!"
Person 2 proceeds to walk behind Person 1.
Person 2: "I like ya cut G."
Person 2 proceeds to slap person 1 on the back of the head.