The act of urinating, or announcing that you have to urinate. A figure of speech used mostly in the 1980's by males.
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Get the Go to Brampton mug.Beat the living shit out of someone for a very minor or insignificant reason. Displaying the senseless and violent behavior emulating the character "Tuco" from the "Breaking Bad" TV series.
Mick: Hey asshole! Where's that five bucks you owe me?
Dean: I'll pay you next time I see you.
Mick: Damn straight you will....don't make me have to go Tuco on you!
Dean: I'll pay you next time I see you.
Mick: Damn straight you will....don't make me have to go Tuco on you!
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Get the Go Tuco mug.John says: "It's the big exam tomorrow, I can't come out, I gotta revise."
Jack says: "Pfft, stuff that, I'm going in Live mofo."
Jack says: "Pfft, stuff that, I'm going in Live mofo."
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Get the going green mug.When someone undergoes sexual intercourse without prematurely cumming. This makes them a lot more popular with their girlfriend/wife and overall better in bed.
Bob's girlfriend loved how great he was in bed because he always could go the distance and always came when she did.
by The Chort June 11, 2004
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To go to shit, to deteriorate, degenerate, cease to function, go to ruin, get really bad, to become really shabby
To go to shit, to deteriorate, degenerate, cease to function, go to ruin, get really bad, to become really shabby
EXAMPLE 1 (Present noun)
After he left, the team started going to the pack.
EXAMPLE 2 (Present verb)
Since she turned 50, she's really let herself go to the pack.
EXAMPLE 3 (Past tense)
The company has gone to the pack since they stopped selling ice cream.
After he left, the team started going to the pack.
EXAMPLE 2 (Present verb)
Since she turned 50, she's really let herself go to the pack.
EXAMPLE 3 (Past tense)
The company has gone to the pack since they stopped selling ice cream.
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