usually a term used when your friend tells you this crazy story about what he did you automatcilly have to call him a maniac or psycopath and then you have to tell them "who let you out of the asylum!?"
Haro: so i was fuckin blown right now and then i didn't know who Tobar was
Andrew: Damn! foo you a maniac, Who let you out of the Asylum!?
Andrew: Damn! foo you a maniac, Who let you out of the Asylum!?
by El Equis June 06, 2009
A phrase to use after you and the boys drink some beer and piss in some bottles then proceed to throw said bottles off the third story. Whether it's from the third story window, the balcony, or ect.
Not You: So what did you and the guys do last night?
You: You know drinking some cold ones, watching some shite vidoes, and letting out a warm one with the boys.
Not You: Letting out a what?
You: You know drinking some cold ones, watching some shite vidoes, and letting out a warm one with the boys.
Not You: Letting out a what?
by YourBrainOnDrugs August 15, 2018
statement by questionably educated, alcoholic southern va. house painter. (never seen eating solid food!)
-useful for MANY inappropriate situations!!
-useful for MANY inappropriate situations!!
pregnant pause: lets' get some maw likka!
how to handle a situation, what to do, which way to turn: lets' get some maw likka!
leaving AA meeting: lets' get some maw likka!
how to handle a situation, what to do, which way to turn: lets' get some maw likka!
leaving AA meeting: lets' get some maw likka!
by michael foolsley November 09, 2011
When u take a picture of your self with YOURSELF. You can have other people when u take a selfie but that person can only be Barak Obama.
by Umme April 22, 2015
The sentence "Let me be the grave to your tears" is a metaphorical expression that means "let me be the one who helps you overcome your sorrow or grief."
The word "grave" typically refers to a burial place for the dead, and tears are often associated with mourning or sadness. So, the sentence is essentially saying that the speaker wants to be a place where the other person can lay their sadness to rest, similar to how a grave provides a final resting place for the deceased.
In other words, the speaker is offering to be a source of comfort and support for the person who is experiencing sadness or grief.
The word "grave" typically refers to a burial place for the dead, and tears are often associated with mourning or sadness. So, the sentence is essentially saying that the speaker wants to be a place where the other person can lay their sadness to rest, similar to how a grave provides a final resting place for the deceased.
In other words, the speaker is offering to be a source of comfort and support for the person who is experiencing sadness or grief.
Lara: If only I were to have a place to let go of my burdens and cries...
Bob: Oh Lara, let me be the grave to your tears
Bob: Oh Lara, let me be the grave to your tears
by nachogooda March 10, 2023
by Suspicious T May 08, 2021
''Clink clink let's have a drink'' is mentioned by Jess and Gabriel Conte in their vlogs when they are about to have a drink. First mentioned in their video called ''IS OUR HONEYMOON PHASE OVER? ADVICE Q&A'' on their channel Jess and Gabriel. Conteam forever!!
by karolixo March 20, 2020