That's What She Said

Greatest joke ever- used it 4 times today (these are actual stories, nothing is made up), the rest are some of my best

#1- Kid talking about ice cream in a cone "I love it when they stuff it all in"*

#2- Teacher talking about wrong answer to math problem "That's HUGE"*

#3- Kid talking about a Spanish test "It wasn't hard, it was just really long"*

#4- Coach talking about baseball season "It just keeps getting harder and longer, harder and longer"*

- Talking about Gushers "I like it when they explode in my mouth"*

- Kid talking about steak "It's better when it's black"*

- Teacher talking to me about writing an essay on one sheet of paper "I didn't think you could fit it all in"* (He wasn't too happy about that one... lol)

*THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID!

by NoRock King of TWSS: Soul Food April 23, 2009

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That's what she said!

A term used to turn any phrase or sentence into a sexual joke.

"What if it gets stuck in there?"
"That's what she said!"

"It's just not gonna fit."
"That's what she said!"

by Piece of pie December 5, 2009

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What's a penny made out of?

Instead of saying "cop!", you can ask this question and not seem obvious.

"What's a penny made out of?" Copper"

Used to signal the presence of a cop.

barthalamule: Hey Joe, what's a penny made out of?
joe: Copper

by SkiTheEast November 14, 2012

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that's what she said!

A phrase used when someone says something that could be taken the wrong way.
NOTE: Severely annoying when overused.

Person 1: Why is this so hard?
Person 2: That's what she said!

P1: Hang on, let me grab my pencil.
P2: That's what she said!

P1: That is the most disgusting thing I've ever seen.
P2: That's what sh-
P1: SHUT THE HELL UP!!!

by IT'S_OVER_9000 February 22, 2012

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What's your game

In all seriousness though, saying "what's your game" is normally something a cowboy says when he's provoked or offended by what someone is doing or saying and another common phrase that's said rather than "what's your game" is "what're you playing at, boy" and you gotta lay alot of emphasis on the "boy". Really they can also mean the same thing as "what in tarnation" but essentially the phrases (excluding "what in tarnation") mean what are you doing.

Person: I just think that's not true
Cowboy: what's your game?

Person: I don't believe you
Cowboy: what're you getting at, boy?

by atelynurora February 27, 2017

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