Get Your Beast On

To start acting aggressive and edgy.
Characterised by tough, thuggish behaviour.

That bitch is getting all up in my face, I'ma have to get my beast on, and put her in her place.

Hey, that guy's been talking about you. You should get your beast on and show him what for.

by Thomas Leone October 12, 2009

Get On My Level

A phrase directed at someone or something to express how much better you are than them by stating that you are on a much advanced level in terms of the respected aspect in question and they should perhaps try and reach your level.

Sometimes cooly combined with the phrase "Call on NASA to reach my level" in reference to the fact that NASA generally operate at an extremely high level many miles from earth.

1- Little Jimmy was top of the class in the maths test. The rest of the class should "Get on his level"

2- After David thrashes his friend Jamie at Madden on the XBox360, he stands up with his hands in the air and shouts truimphantly "Jamie, get on my fucking level"

3- My last Album went 12 times platinum, "Justin Bieber, GET ON MY LEVEL"

by MeNzi January 11, 2011

get real dude

something to say when the guy your conversat'n with is mad trikkin

trikkin foo:yo, lil wayne is the most ill rapper ever
you:get real dude, he's a goon

by j-rob mad fresh April 9, 2010

everybody gets one

Spiderman saves your life once, and once only.

"What'd he say?"

"Apparently everybody gets one..."

by noobtacular April 15, 2008

Get Good

The point in a relationship when a female likes a male without his shirt on and likes that male inside of her

If I get good with Jen, I'll hook you up with Stacey.

I'm ready to settle down, I'm trying to get good with Mary.

by Slightly Smart March 16, 2011

gets me going

Something that causes someone to get angry, or sexually aroused.

"Those fantasies really gets me going, though."
"The way he speaks gets me going, I promise you."

by BATMN every day January 6, 2018

Get your Shad on

To waste large amounts of time at work by discussing completely mindless, non-work related matters with colleagues. Originally applied when the interruption was unwelcome, but now commonly used for all extended non-work related discussions in the office.

"Do you actually have anything work-related to discuss, or did you just come here to get your Shad on?"
"No, I just came here to get my Shad on."

by Thegabmeister October 14, 2008