r0x0rz my b0x0rz

Used when something pleases you, very much. Basically implying that it rocked your boxers (Underwear). Which technically doesn't make much sense, but hey, now a days, not much does.

"This game r0x0rz my b0x0rz!"

by Felicia January 31, 2003

but that's just my opinion

"I know it's bigoted, ill-informed and offensive, but I'm going to say it anyway."

"Immigrants are bleeding the country dry, but that's just my opinion."

by Mentalfloss October 28, 2013

word to my crocs

Word to my crocs is not something made in New York not anything made anywhere but it was said in a very viral tiktok that happen to be in new york

“Word to my crocs your getting me tight right now

by Envy.Adonis November 27, 2020

With my dick and knife

It's an old french saying, in french society yougsters were given a knife around the age of 15, even among the poorest families.
So, even if you were broke and had nothing, you still had a dick and knife.
By derivation, used to describe anybody trying to perform an action empty-handed despite some equipement was required.

_Yo pimp, how are you gonna torque this screw ?

_Dunno.

_You just came with your dick and knife right ?

_Yeah man

by Titank February 7, 2005

My Bloody Valentine

The fathers/mother/lesbian aunt of shoegaze music, they steadily increased in greatness until disappearing after their 1991 album "Loveless." They are due to release a new album this year, unless Kevin Shields decides it isn't too late to douche out again.

It appears I will outlive the My Bloody Valentine hiatus, after all.

by UrbaneBill January 27, 2008

pop my trunk

Popping ones trunk refers to opening the trunk of ones car. You don't want to be around when someone pops their trunk, because nothing good can come from it. (i.e. guns, weapons, gats).

If that nigga don't stop talkin' shit I'm bout to have to pop my trunk.

by crazzynigger March 3, 2007

Reclaiming my time

Phrase used in congressional hearings when politicians are allotted a specific amount of time to speak and/or question those called to testify at such hearings. If during their allotted time they deem a person who is testifying to be lying, misleading, or drawing out the time by not answering the questions directly, the congressperson may reclaim their time. This is allowed within the United States House of Representatives rules and procedures. Most often attributed to Congresswoman Rep. Maxine Waters (Democrat, California) from a hearing in 2017 when she was questioning Secretary of Finance Steven Mnuchin.

"I'm reclaiming my time...Please, will you respond to the question of why I did not get a response, me and my colleagues, to the May 23rd letter?" ~ Maxine Waters

by editorsarah2020 September 1, 2020