It’s coming home

A phrase that will be used in 2022 by many drunk Englishmen, Ryanmillwall what a legend he knew from the beginning

It’s coming home finally

by It’s coming home January 19, 2022

come at me cunt

To threaten someone

Person a: come at me cunt

by Dray98411 September 16, 2022

Go Jim. Be ready when soup comes.

A phrase used to respond to someone posting a gym pic, talking about the gym, or otherwise talking about any activity relating to getting jacked or preparing for battles of any sort.

Chase: “aye bruh, me and the boys hit the gym and the shooting range yesterday.”
Sarah: “go Jim. Be ready when soup comes.”

by Thattallgirl October 2, 2022

Go jim. Be ready when soup comes.

A phrase used when someone refers to going to the gym, mentioned the gym, or otherwise talks about working out. It is nonsensical, and serves to simply confuse the gymbro talking about the gym

Chad: “bruh, I hit a pr wit my deadlifts today”
Dylan: “go jim. Be ready when soup comes.”

by Thattallgirl October 8, 2022

come out them shoes

A friendly way of taking someone's Jordans

"I like them jordans where you got them? better yet how bout you come out them shoes."

by Sukoshi Princess October 10, 2022

in the coming days

any time in the next 5 million days

prog will moon in the coming days

by progchamp December 8, 2021

(noun) Coming Out Of Our Arses

Scouse slang to describe when you have a lot/too much of something

“Lad, we don’t need bread; we’ve got bread coming out of our arses!”

The noun in this sentence is bread, so (Noun) Coming Out Of Our Arses

by Worn Forrest March 21, 2022