Going forward

Corporate-speak phrase, usually repeated three times per paragraph, that has completely replaced the phrase "in the future" and "from now on". Generally used at the beginning and the end of a sentence.

"Going forward, there will be a 0-tolerance policy on bathroom stall gaffitti. We're serious about this, going forward.

by Toastmaker May 11, 2013

how ya going

Means 'how are you?'.

"how ya goin', mate?"

by Diego July 18, 2003

going south

A deal that went bad or not as expected!

1)If we don't get the share-holder on board this expansion deal will be going south. 2)While going to make the drop the laws was near, so the deal was going south.

by A. Mungin April 8, 2007

gets me going

Something that causes someone to get angry, or sexually aroused.

"Those fantasies really gets me going, though."
"The way he speaks gets me going, I promise you."

by BATMN every day January 6, 2018

Going to bed

What someone says they will do when they are about to jerkofff. They probably don't sleep for another hour

I'm going to bed. Let's see how far I can shoot my cum

by Teenager16 April 12, 2021

going to meet the mule

getting ready for/leaving to go to work; bitching about having to go to your job

I'm going to meet the mule. Gonna follow that mule all day long, staring at its butt

by gravyloaf October 23, 2007

Going to Argentina

To go get laid. Made popular by Governer Sanford of South Carolina. It can also be used to describe going to a disclosed location (such as a party) for the sole purpose to fornicate.

Dude: hey man where are you going?

Gov. Sanford: Im going to Argentina, wink.

Dude: Oh! You dog! Just tell the misses your going to hike or something.

by Iznasty June 27, 2009