Tennessee Go Faster

Ugly things put on a car by a redneck or wigger such as chrome or decals. Rednecks and wiggers act as if such things make their cars go faster. Often found on a ricer.

Billy Joe Jim Bob has an old 1988 Honda ricer that he loaded up with chrome and silly decals. That old klunker is plastered with Tennessee Go Faster and it still sucks. That dumb chav has more junk on his beater than he wears around his neck.

by PMax March 12, 2008

let's go home

that shitty last thing you say to your friend as they bleed to death in a burning building.

"Let's go home, Hide."

by BukkakeButler June 24, 2016

that's the look I'm going for

The generic comeback to any criticism of your appearance. Works for anything.

Person #1: Your shirt is tucked into your underwear. You look like a douche who can't dress himself.

Person #2: That's the look I'm going for!

by Feelgoodinc November 2, 2009

Going "Behind the Pillow"

When a couple puts a pillow in front of their faces to shield others from seeing them makeout.

Hey, did you see Marisa and Chris going "behind the pillow" while we were watching Drag me to Hell?

by insanebolt108 May 27, 2010

Happy-go-Jacky

Going at it; either sexually or with vigor.

He gets happy-go-jacky on the big white guy like a donkey eating a waffle. As used on SNL Sporscenter Skit.

by Emily A December 5, 2007

go fund yourself

Pronounced 'Go Fffffffffffffffund Yourself'. A game founded by Jonathan Wier (host of the Jonathan Wier Show, the most popular evening (6-9 PM) radio show in Kansas City) ripped off by many (including Stephen Colbert) where bad examples of go fund me (people who do not deserve money and/or are asking for money for something stupid) pages are found, presented, and voted on. The winner of the bad go fund me pages gets a small donation with a loving, heartfelt message.

Hey Rod, you know what time it is? It's time to make a difference, it's time to Go Fund Yourself (Go Fffffffffffffund Yourself).

by KMBC listener 69 June 1, 2018

going off on one

Idiom (UK), see go off on one. To launch into a rant or lengthy discussion about some pet subject.

Might be derived from "going off on a tangent", but has more of a connotation of annoyance.

Sorry for going off on one, but I really feel strongly about this.

by Cedders March 13, 2011