Sister moment here

Something you say when you and your sister are on the same page or wavelength in the moment.

Both:"OMG.Sister moment here"

by Stormzroundkorner February 27, 2019

[Your name here]

your name here is so predictable paragraph full of compliments and shit written by someone who is either named that or their lover is, or maybe someone who wants to make someone's day but they don't know how to, which thanks for doing that, but there are better ways to do so.

Dumbass1: I'm gonna put my gf's name in here to tell her how much i love her!

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Dumbass2: I'm so cool bc I put my own name in here basically jerking myself off B)

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Nice but dumb person: I want to make Your name here's day. But how do i do that? Oh i know, I'll make a nice definition of them! :)

by Fowlcer (bored dude) October 13, 2020

here comes the party

raze's fucking ult to legit destroy you, there is no escape

Raze: HERE COMES THE PARTY! Cypher: fuck

by come on lets go November 4, 2020

Title text here

Title text here

John: *enters a google application*
God: Title text here

by Pusylicker92 February 5, 2019

here comes Pacman

YO YO YO YO YO, WHAT IT IS MOTHERFUCKERS

Hey Pac-Man, what's up?

ME YOU BITCHES, I'M HIGH ON CRACK! WANNA FREE BASE?

No Pac-Man, drugs are bad!

Yep, can't help you man.

PUSSIES!!!!

Ah shit, here comes Pacman!

by Vaxen July 11, 2018

here comes the brick

Meaning "You will shit a brick when you hear this next thing I'm going to say."

Billy: I just watched The Sixth Sense, and you better put on your Depends because here comes the brick, Bruce Willis is dead the whole time.

Timmy: Lemme guess, you've been living under a rock for the past 10 years.

Billy: How'd you know that?

by indiancorn November 12, 2009

From here to the wall

An expression meaning a large amount of something.
Derived from Trump's idea of a wall on the southern border of the US with Mexico, as someone's current location in relation to said wall would be a large distance.

Kid: I need you to fill this bag with candy from here to the wall.

Joe: Stacy gave us a giant list of things to do, I swear it was from here to the wall.

Bob: I have so much homework today man, it's from here to the wall.

by shavedpanda November 28, 2016