don't bring a knife to a gunfight.

a statement used to intimidate those who are less than you.

Don't bring a knife to a gunfight.

by myheartsagun February 9, 2012

women bringing you sandwiches

an awesome facebook page that has over 250,000 fans that celebrates women bringing you sandwiches. everyone knows a sandwich is better when a woman brings it to you! users can submit their own photos of hot women bringing sandwiches.

Wow, we should taker her picture bringing a sandwich and submit it to women bringing you sandwiches!

by belle2013 June 23, 2010

bring down the house of god

BRING rage DOWN rage THE rage HOUSE rage OF rageGOD rage BRING rage DOWN rage HOUSE rage OF rageGOD

“I hate god”

“Then you want to bring down the house of god, yes?”

by can you feel my heart May 29, 2021

Bring it to your front door

1. Being upfront. Telling someone how you feel to their face or immediately.

2. Doing something about an issue immediately and up front.

“If you got a problem we can settle it. We bring it to your front door we don’t hide.”

by Jaymoneyz March 20, 2021

I can bring in dL

The five most powerful words on Wall Street. This refers to a fictional individual "dL" who is so knowledgeable and so well known in the industry, that the claim of "bringing in" encouraging to join the organization such a person is an instant credibility boost to the claimant, a claim so remarkable that an otherwise weak person could be hired solely on said claim.

person seeing job: ...so thats what i did for the past 15 years
interviewer: your experience is mediocre, what else do you bring to the table?
person seeing job: "I can bring in dL"

by james10038 September 26, 2007

now bring me that horizon

a line made famous by the pirates of the caribbean movies. it is to be used when you are setting off to do something i.e. on a mission. usually uttered to oneself after other instructions have been given.
a loose translation is: "now, lets go."

person 1: alright first we'll get the beer, then we'll get the car, and then we're off to Mexico!
other people: alright! yay! woohoo!
person 1: now bring me that horizon

by Kennedi Greene October 13, 2007

Bring some water with ya!

This is a phrase that, standing alone, seems very innocent, but when a white, older male shouts it at an immigrant who has just said that they are heading back to their homeland soon, it becomes incredibly non-P.C. If you're still confused, check out the example:

Immigrant in America: I won't be around for the next month. I'm traveling back to my homeland in Africa.
Dumb American: Oh yeah? Bring some water with ya!
Immigrant in America: (Confused look on face...thinks to self, "should I be offended?" and walks away)

(This would also work for Mexican immigrants.)

by Ed Santry December 1, 2007