The other day

Any day other than yesterday.

I talked to her the other day.

by Caitlyn0116 January 27, 2009

you should see the other guy

What somebody says when they took a bad beat in a fight, but the person they fought got it even worse.

“Damn bro is that black eye from the fight at the club last night?”
“You should see the other guy”

by Black mass December 16, 2020

in other news

A segue into another topic. Used when you want to move on to a new subject, but have no real way to connect it to what you were talking about before.

"So, in other news... I heard broke up with steve."

by progamer124 October 31, 2005

Maybe some other time

The current most popular way to brush someone off; in other words to mean "no fucking way".

Originates from the "I have to wash my hair..." excuse, and similar to the "maybe later" brush-off.

Dave: Hey Susan, so do wanna get a drink next Saturday?
Susan: Umm... maybe some other time...
Dave: Oh, okay...

by Qwerty drucy October 25, 2009

I’m not like other girls

Their opinion about themselves is always wrong.

Girl : Come on, please date me! I’m not like other girls!

Guy : No.

Girl : LOL, whatever! I didn’t like you anyway!

by im a dictionary man August 24, 2019

other right

Said when someone attempts to do something related to their left side when you have just told them to do it with their right side. Sometimes mildly condescneding.

"You've got some food on the right side of your face. No, your other right"

by cyphern September 24, 2006

cool as the other side of the pillow

A state of being very calm and collected, rarely freaking out or becoming over-emotional, and generally well-respected by the majority of people. May have originated from ESPN's SportsCenter.

Man, back in high school I was the shit. I used to ride up about 10 minutes late every day on my Harley-Davidson in my leather jacket and sunglasses. I'd walk into class and take my usual seat in the back of the room, where the two hottest girls in the school were waiting for me. Then I'd light up a cigarette, Marlboro Red of course, lean back in my seat to where I was almost lying down, and put my arms around the girls. If the teacher told me to put out my cigarette, I'd laugh and say "Make me." She wouldn't of course because I was too cool to not smoke. Yeah, I was about as cool as the other side of the pillow.
No, actually I was a nerd who watched Star Trek marathons and wrote code for Mac OS 9 at age 12.
No really, I was always pretty normal, but I always used to look at the other side of the pillow and wished I could someday be that cool.

by Nick D October 20, 2003