catch you in traffic

See someone out and about; encountering someone unexpectedly in public.

Imma beat the fuck outta you if I catch you in traffic!

Bring it, bitch!

by Jilly Beane June 28, 2011

I Miss You

Missing Someone isn't about how long its been since you've seen them last or the amount of time since you last talked.
It's about that very moment when you are doing something and you wish they were right there with you.

Baby, I miss you so much right now. Why are you not right here with me?

by Gymnast Since95 July 4, 2009

where the fuck are you

WHERE THE FUCK ARE YOU?
WHERE THE FUCK ARE YOU?
WHY DON'T PRESIDENTS FIGHT THE WAR?
WHY DO THEY ALWAYS SEND THE POOR?
WHY DON'T PRESIDENTS FIGHT THE WAR?
WHY DO THEY ALWAYS SEND THE POOR?
WHY DO THEY ALWAYS SEND THE POOR?
WHY DO THEY ALWAYS SEND THE POOR?

Hmm, BYOB, how does that one go again?

"WHERE THE FUCK ARE YOU"
"WHERE, THE FUCK, ARE YOUUUUU!"

by Densester June 14, 2019

you fucking doughnut

One of the best insults coming out of Gordon Ramsay’s mouth, one of the most destructive ways to end people’s lives and careers as they would end up having a heart attack or like a brain damage.

Patrick: hey fam, did you bring the assignment’s copies?
George: oh for fucks sake, I forgot it mate
Patrick: you fUcking dOughnUt, absolutely useless you are

by MsKeisha January 18, 2021

oh stop it you

when a you give someone a good compliment so they say thay in stead of thank you

Him: you are so beautiful
Her: oh stop it you

by bigsmoker25 June 19, 2017

Fuck You Skelly

A direct command similar to 'be quiet' or 'go away.' Often used as an angrier, more forceful command to stop making noise or otherwise communicating. A written or verbal response to annoying, senseless questions or statements.

Sam: Do you guys want to hang at a baseball game?
Whelan: Fuck you Skelly!

by lyricalenthusiast June 13, 2014

Are you flipping me?

A question sometimes asked by people who are being recorded on camera.

Originated from the "Flip" cameras, not to be confused with the 'middle finger.'

Phrase has been used in a Youtube video by Shane Dawson.

*younger sibling walks in room holding a camera*

Older sibling - *smiles* Are you flipping me?

Younger sibling - Nope! *runs out*

by LostInADaze June 14, 2010