doing my [taxes]

Having sex. Much more fun than actually doing one's taxes.

"Hey, what were you doing when I called you last night?"

"Oh, I was just doing my taxes."

by Joeyjoe19 September 24, 2008

do it lyle style

To do something as extreme as possible. To go all the way out by trying to repair something, but to end up destroying it completely. To do whatever necessary to please someone, no matter the consequences. To leave people shaking their heads in disbelief.

My husband repaired that truck engine after it broke. Since it no longer works, im assuming he chose to do it lyle style.

by VindictiveAngel January 5, 2023

dos reverse card

a card you can use if you run out of uno reverse cards

you: *runs out of uno reverse cards*
you: dos reverse card

by BenSav March 15, 2021

sure you do

Sarcasm. Another way of telling a person that they don't know what they are doing.

Luca: I know what I am doing
Regina: Sure you do

by Jat=y123 June 22, 2014

where they do dat at

someone does something lame; who the hell does that?
(Originated and exclusive in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida)

"I think this green shirt goes really well with these purple pants."

"Damn...where they do dat at???"

by lancedt October 1, 2007

i'm doing her

informal: - person is in a sexual relationship other

-a person is currently having sexual intercourse

-no did'nt break up, still i'm doing her.

-his mother saw him while he was doing her

by nikisav007 June 28, 2016

please do better

A phrase used to encourage one to elevate their standards, behaviour, practices, ethics or generally anything.

Olivia Jachim: omg I cant get any good job cuz all them high paying ones keep testing for drug use and I need my weed!!!!

Sophia Lawson : Uh, Olivia, have you considered that if you desisted smoking every day you could cleanse your body and be eligible for higher paying jobs and thus save and move out of your mother's house?

Olivia Jachim: wtf I'm blocking you how could you say that I thought you'd understand that I'd die without weed I—

Sophia Lawson: Olivia, sweetie, please do better.

by Louis Shipper March 10, 2020