Men are from mars, women are from venus. You have a pussy, I have a penis. Let me shoot my rocket in your black hole!

Men are from mars, women are from venus. You have a pussy, I have a penis. Let me shoot my rocket in your black hole!

A childrens nursery rhyme aimed at teaching people how to fuck.

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by Thlayli February 22, 2003

please break my back and have my kids you sexy ass bitch

When a person thinks you're so awfrible that hate just doesn't cut it.

@chaos_control on twitter: insert bad take here
random gdtwt guy: please break my back and have my kids you sexy ass bitch

by MindLockAERO October 29, 2021

BlackRavenStudios

A Studio from YouTube, that's videos SUCK now, but will get WAY better, as time goes on...

Person #1: Woah, did you see that BlackRaven Something Channel?
Person #2: Yeah, it really sucks.
Me: Shut the hell up, the vids WILL change.
Person #1 and #2: Yeah Right.
Me: *WACK*
This def has to contain the word BlackRavenStudios, so BlackRavenStudios.

by PurpleishInk October 7, 2008

Blackravens

Used to describe Tenno from Nintendo Switch

Did you hear about the Blackravens?
"Black what?"
The Tenno from the Switch side of Warframe!
"Oh yeah, they're the largest clan on there!"

by Rinoto August 19, 2021

have my back

To have one's back is to protect one from unanticipated matters, while one is attending to a particular function. This can be seen dramaticallyand concretely in the movie, "Gladiator." THE ACTOR forges an alliance when he suggests that three gadiators form a team by fighting off threats from different directions (fighting back to back.) He states: "We can fight together or die separately." Also, in the revolutionary war period, one of the notables said "We can hang together or hang separately."

Similar idioms would be HAVE MY BACK= "cover me," "fight back to back," "back me up," "play chicky for me," "keep an eye out for me," and "be ready to jump in."

by parceritahotlips April 14, 2009

Have your back

Having someone's back is an idiomatic expression meaning that you're watching out for that person, basically taking care and protecting that person from harm.

Backing someone up is also an idiomatic expression meaning that you will support that person in word and deed.

I have your back I promised

by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd September 5, 2019

have your back

when you have a friend that would do you a solid or mutual respect

tom said "yo man can you help me with my relationship issues? "

And toms best friend, Bill said " ya i have your back"

by haileyc_111 August 4, 2014