Blinking in and out

When someone’s phone has static or is fading in and out

I can’t hear my boyfriend, because he’s blinking in and out.

by Pretty Baby Girl February 28, 2025

Go in go out

(phrase; Irish idiom, colloquial)
Challenging to give a simple definition. It's not dissimilar to 'come here go away'. It is used to describe a situation handled with no fuss or to make light of a difficult situation.

A: "I was so drunk last night I think I kissed 30 guys"
B: "Ah, no biggie, go in go out "

by @elrees1 July 11, 2025

marienplatz sneak in - poise out

Go secretly to Marienplatz and have fun with your loved one in different ways, so that you end up feeling happy and full of spirit.

"How was your weekend?" "Oh great, I did some Marienplatz sneak in - poise out, which helped me through the day"

by Sneakerandpoiser February 6, 2018

The Opt In And Out Bait And Switch The

The Opt In And Out Bait And Switch The

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by ExeeloguiexE April 14, 2025

The Opt In Y Out Bait Y Switch The

The Opt In Y Out Bait Y Switch The

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by ExeeloguiexE April 14, 2025

Someone left the cake out in the rain

Use to refer to a person with swamp ass or a visible wet spot on their ass (cake). Based on the song Used to refer to an eccentric person or idea. A reference to the song "MacArthur Park” by Donna Summer.

Greg: sees a person with swamp ass Someone left the cake out in the rain.

by Dogenero September 22, 2022

Show Up, Shut Down, Clock In and Check Out.

This phenomenon describes how some people react to undesirable and uninspiring work situations. This phenomenon is mainly applicable to people working boring, mindless jobs, most of whom perform rote work -- e.g., data entry -- or are paid simply simply for their presence -- e.g., a booth attendant. Activities that constitute 'shutting down' and checking out' include: napping, reading, sending excessive/unnecessary text messages, and listening to one's iPod.

Elliott: I'm surprised Tom hasn't gotten more sleep today -- doesn't he have to work the graveyard shift tonight?
Mark: Yeah, but remember, he's a booth attendant in the middle of the night...he's just going to Show up, Shut down, Clock in and Check out.

by paradigms October 23, 2009