Phrase used by teenagers in Ireland , especially rural areas . It means that they play for their county in Hurling or football . Despite there only being 15 players per Team , you’ll see several hundred of boys saying „ I play county „ in an attempt to impress girls . It’s a load of bollocks used by immature teens trying to come off as somewhat special despite all being having the same goal of grabbing a quick meet and a nude of an unsuspecting girl
by Leo_Varadkar69 September 16, 2020
by sushi.squisher March 19, 2007
by █ ███ █ September 14, 2018
Referring to the Jim Carey movie Yes Man where he has to say yes to everything and by doing so, his life becomes far more interesting and enjoyable.
What time did you get home after you left the office?
I was playing 'Yes Man' and ended up dancing at a nightclub with strangers until 2 in the morning.
I was playing 'Yes Man' and ended up dancing at a nightclub with strangers until 2 in the morning.
by my mAin Hack October 04, 2017
Someone looking for an Achilles heel and sending a gift horse is most likely playing both the Greeks and the Trojans.
He/she was playing all sides.
by Solid Mantis December 31, 2020
This phrase is commonly used to respond to someone discussing their personal issues when you have no actual substantial response or advice to give.
Guy 1: "Thing haven't been going so well with the wife ever since I found out she was cheating."
Guy 2: "Are you playing AltF4?"
Guy 2: "Are you playing AltF4?"
by eggy3636 July 12, 2023
by Gruntie Stevie September 21, 2019