This erection is about the people.

The Freudian slip that defines the election campaign of Herschel Walker proving head trauma is the ultimate truth serum.

“This election is about more than Herschel Walker. This erection is about the people.” — a direct quote from the candidate HIMSELF!!!!!!!!!!!

by Mind Hunter the Profiler November 23, 2022

set about ye

To fight, brawl or kick somebody's cunt in. Can also be used as a threat to dissuade international terrorists

After putting the boot intae an al kayeeda boy John was asked by a reporter if he had a message for any other would be attackers. His immortal reply was, come tae Glasgow and we'll set about ye.

by big may August 2, 2007

What about me ?

Said by those individuals that feel left out of something or by someone unincluded in the plans made by others.

As the older couple made plans for the honeymoon they never had after getting married, because all of their time, money and effort had been spent raising kids, the conversation was overheard by the now adult last child still living at home whom asked, What about me ?

by jpg3 November 10, 2011

Being english about it

You don’t do people any favours, go above and beyond or do anything above your pay grade. If it does not benefit you directly you don’t want to know.

I asked Bill to help me but he was ignoring me and being english about it. He didn’t wanna know because the task is not in his job description.

by McVin July 23, 2021

those about to die

This is the Roman Gladiators salute to the audience at the arena.

Those about to die salute you!

by I, Wreckerrr December 11, 2020

all about that ratalottie

the best gc on twitter. everyone wants to be in it but the ratalotties are very picky with who gets in.

a: have you heard about ‘all about that ratalottie’ ??

b: yeah i heard the ratalotties bullied someone off twitter

by LC333 November 6, 2020

Die mad about it

References a lack of sympathy for someone's expressed disapproval of you or something about you.

Bob: You can't go out dressed like that, you're my wife!

Alice: Wife*, not "property". I'll wear what I like. Die mad about it.

by SolF1729 January 24, 2019