Gone G'luck

Used by Irish people as a way of saying goodbye

G'luck by itself just means 'Good Luck'

Allanah: I gotta go now, I'll see ya soon

Niamh: Alright, gone g'luck

by DinkeySpfinky69 May 6, 2018

Gone with the 9th

Idiom phrase used to exclaim something bizarrely or surprisingly lost. In reference to the missing 9th Roman Legion.

“No doubt about it, Kendrick is such a degenerate, his self control and virtue is gone with the 9th.”

“Thanks America for the gift of cultural-Marxism looks like my countries cultural integrity is now gone with the 9th.”

“Ya my journeyman is from generation X my self esteem has pretty much fucked off like the 9th.”

by North Americana Britiania February 23, 2020

gone to grass

To retire from one's occupation or profession.

Many executives lack a sense of purpose after they have gone to grass.

by mr_sandoz September 3, 2009

gone bamboo

relocating to somewhere hot & humid, generally SE Asia (Thailand / Vietnam / Indonesia etc)

it originated with the military to describe GI's that retired / never left the South Pacific- disappearing and living out their life in a foreign environment.

These travellers and folks have Gone Bamboo.

by U8IK March 16, 2020

bitch be gone

When dismissing or in dis agreeance with what someone said.

Girl 1: I wanted to dye my hair blonde. Do you think I should?
Girl 2: Blonde doesn't go with your tone. Bbg, or bitch be gone.

by AMandez August 3, 2017

Gone Texan

A common phrase in Norway to describe something that is crazy or over the top.

"He's gone Texan!"

by ThexLoneWolf July 17, 2022

gone to pot

something that has quite severely crapped itself up

nothing has gone to pot, my work is done for the night. see ya tomorrow!!!!!

by TalikTheVampire April 13, 2021