See what else is out there

A line used when letting a girl go and expecting her to not get upset. This is usually a last-ditch effort when breaking up with your girlfriend. This should be reserved for relationships that do not involve: 1.) A girlfriend that held a career as a model; 2.) A girlfriend with a large trust fund; 3.) The first girlfriend that actually seems to care about you.

"Erin, I'd just like to see what else is out there."

by Tylerg2002 April 14, 2008

Watch out there, now

A phrase often used by the black population to describe anything and everything. It is used in all situations and is often understood immediately by fellow blacks.

(when complimenting someone's appearance)- "Watch out there, now."

(when suprised) "Watch out there, now!

(to alert a person their hair is on fire) "Watch out there, now!"

by Christie_S August 5, 2007

is there anybody out there?

song from "The Wall". good to listen to when you feel alone, not really for the music though.

is there anybody out there?

by pinkiegetoffthetracks! January 13, 2010

jump out there

to act brave, as if one is ready for a fight

jump out there, mo, and imma put you down

by Damian A. Smith May 13, 2005

Sausages Are Already Out There

When your information/idea/ or who you are in general is already well known to those that know you. No need to ask any questions or seek clarification. It is what it is.

"I dont know why he was all askin' me about how I felt about him going out with his friends. My sausages are already out there!"

by Plenty O'Toole June 13, 2007

juss throwin that out there

Another way of saying no offense, and your not trying to convince someone else. It's all okay when your just throwing it out there.

Harold: oh my god hannah is so hot.

Leah: Hannah's a fat slut, juss throwin that out there.

Harold: Oh... I don't think so.

Leah: I don't care..

by Kasskrack:) December 10, 2009

i see you out there

When your G is about to partake in "mackin'" or he is about to, the phrase: "i see you out there" is used to invigorate the "macker" to get ready to blow the "mackee"'s mind.
Can also be used just to pump up the person who you are saying it too
Similar in use to the phrase "i see you" even though that is of a less awesome degree

TG - "Yo mah nigguh i see you out there"
Daniel - "I do it like i see it sonnnnnn"

*evan is about to get his mack on
TG - "I SEE YOU MY NIGGA"
Evan - "YEEE NIGGA"

Flo Rida - I see you D. Guetta!
No Flo Rida...you see him out there

by QueenBeeDoubleDee June 25, 2010