The best joke ever. Soon to replace the terrible "that's what SHE said" jokes. Anything mildly anti-Semitic, involving cooking, showers, or gas breeds necessity for this comment.
by bleedblueandwhite September 12, 2009
Get the That's what Hitler said!mug. A variant of "that's what she said." Instead of referring to sexual connotations, it is used to refer to spending a lot of money, making a mess, or fucking up very badly. Arose after the 2010 BP oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico.
X: Oh man, I really screwed the pooch on that one.
Y: That's what BP said!
X: It's going to take me all day to clean this mess up.
Y: That's what BP said!
X: I'm paying tonight. The sky is the limit.
Y: That's what BP said!
Y: That's what BP said!
X: It's going to take me all day to clean this mess up.
Y: That's what BP said!
X: I'm paying tonight. The sky is the limit.
Y: That's what BP said!
by Hamfry June 11, 2010
Get the That's What BP Saidmug. This is a greeting meant to say what's up, what's crackin', or another such colloquial greeting. The reason it is popular is because Poppin' Fresh is the Pillsbury Doughboy's former name (the name was changed to update little Freshy's character and bring him into modern times). The phrase is not questioning what Poppin' Fresh is, rather it is using poppin' in it's slang meaning, and it is using fresh as a noun, not an adjective. Fresh refers to the person being addressed by the question.
by Marley September 2, 2008
Get the what's poppin' fresh?mug. General, all-purpose response for those occasions where somebody says some thing so far over your head, you haven't even got the foggiest of ideas about what they are saying.
Prosecutor: On the night of July 17, 2009, you, with malice of forethought, did enter said premises with the intention of pilfering a number of controlled substances for the purpose of distributing in a manner that would have been in direct contravention to the articles of law here in the province of Quebec, did you not?
Andy: Who's in the what now?
Andy: Who's in the what now?
by udm111 July 11, 2010
Get the who's in the what now?mug. This is a phrase that you would begin with and say when your already giving your best at something and still don't make your goal.
Usually occurs during school tests when you have total confidence and still fail.
Usually occurs during school tests when you have total confidence and still fail.
by ~HumanonlySee4gbRam September 21, 2017
Get the What does it takemug. 1: What's up, what's new, what's going on, how've you been, etc.
2: Used to get an update or the details of a situation.
Derived from "what's good?" Evolving from "what's goody?" to "what's goody two shoes?" to simply "what's two shoes?"
2: Used to get an update or the details of a situation.
Derived from "what's good?" Evolving from "what's goody?" to "what's goody two shoes?" to simply "what's two shoes?"
1:Yo man, whats two shoes?
2:Notin, chillin...
1: So what's two shoes with that party tonight?
2: It's at my man Dilwad's crib, we're headed over there around 11
2:Notin, chillin...
1: So what's two shoes with that party tonight?
2: It's at my man Dilwad's crib, we're headed over there around 11
by JL0 July 6, 2010
Get the Whats two shoes?mug. 1. Friends say this to eachother when they are wondering if they have any new news to share.
2. Another, funnier, way of saying "what's up?", or " what's new?".
3. what to say to someone if you can't think of anything else fast enough.
2. Another, funnier, way of saying "what's up?", or " what's new?".
3. what to say to someone if you can't think of anything else fast enough.
by Margaritaville1025 January 16, 2012
Get the What's the sitch bitch?mug.