Thats what tables are for

An alternitave to thats what she said, often used to point out when something sounds sexual and wrong.

Person 1: I really want to ride it...
Person 2: THATS WHAT TABLES ARE FOR!

by jellopool June 22, 2010

yeah. wait! what?

An increasingly used phrase that one utters while paying half-attention to a conversation, agreeing, then realizing that they possibly agreed to or missed out on something important which they are otherwise unprepared to handle or agree to.

Tony: *playing Temple Run*

Danny: Tony, I've been hiding my feelings for you for so long because I wasn't sure you felt the same. I've been in the closet for so long that this is really difficult for me. So here it goes: I'm gay and I love you. Always have. And want to be be with you always. Please tell me you feel the same?

Tony: Yeah. Wait! What? * drops phone as realization sets in*

by Tenacious Faulker March 09, 2013

What up do

A greeting used amongst people in urban setting. It can be used in several ways. It can express freindship,anger or a question. Used extensively in the upper east of the midwest; mainly Detroit.

(to a group of people) What up do!? (retrun answer) What up do!!

by Aristidis Alexopoulos April 03, 2007

What have you

Etc, also known as whatever, anything, all else.

You can decorate this room with lamps, sofa, tables, oh! what have you!

by Heartx.Stars November 10, 2009

what you sayin

slang term for whats up? or what are you up to.

dwayne: what you sayin
liban: chillin my nigga, bout you?
dwayne: same here

by liban May 31, 2006

and thats whats up!!!

The act of agreeing. Saying something is good!

I just left the doctor and they told me that I do not have AIDS,an STD, or that big boy Herpe,and thats whats up!!!

by Marizzle Shizzle January 23, 2008

ayo what up

The ultimate phrase when meeting up with homies or meeting new urbanites. It works well on any occasion and symbolizes that the other person is a part of the crew. Aight.

"Ayo what up? The name's Slim."

Scenario:
Blindz: "Yo Duck, this be my boy Comptroller comin from the Greenbacks Burg."
Duck: "Ayo what up."

in that second setting, it was not a question, but a statement. That's how it is, aight?

by thebody April 14, 2007