Get In There

Informal British slang in response to some awesome news or event

Bob scores a strike in bowling and his friend Peter yells "Get in there."

Bob tells Peter that Bob's son scored straight A's on his exams and Peter responds "Get in there."

by AstarothDS March 16, 2022

not even if there's a fire

Another way of saying "not a chance in hell"

You want me to come in on my day off? Not even if there's a fire.

by Chefkangabanga March 24, 2022

the dessert is really there

You see it now right there! See it again, look for it again. There’s nothing like it out there, it’s inn this. Now you know what it is for you.

Look the dessert is really there. “?look where? “ the desert is so there! Girl look for you dessert. Rashondraa. “Haha no wtf girl i know it’s right here”

by Honeymoonsonearth April 2, 2022

Google Doc Therapy

when you vent about all of your problems on a google doc in order to find clarity or get something out. could be because you can't afford a therapist or don't want to see one and need some relief right then.

I've had a terrible week and can't wait to get home and have some google doc therapy.

by gotothemorgue April 17, 2022

Get in There

Mean of celebration mainly used by Bono when he's speaking to Lewis Hamilton

Get in There Lewis. What a drive mate.

by SirLewisHamilton May 15, 2022

You can’t get there from here

If you were raised in New England, that thing your dad said so many times when you were growing up despite not actually having the accent that if you hear it again you might throw whoopie pies at someone.

Dad: Kid, can’t get theyah from heeyah, pahk the cah at Hahvad yahd instead

Kid: You can’t get there from here because they don’t let annoying people into the city, duh

by Leia Calumet May 18, 2022

Hang in there

It has the meaning fuck off And kill yourself.

Person 1: I'm feeling suicidal.
Person 2: Hang in there.

by Adolf Hitler 0427 May 18, 2022