Get in boy, get in!!!!!!!!!!

What an unknown fat homeless guy yells while stuffing a puertorican into the open window of a Bronco II in a Wal*Mart parking lot at 11p.m on a Sunday night.

by Aqueas November 2, 2003

Don't get mad, get even.

This is term most commonly used as a statement urging someone to get revenge. It is often used when one is feeling especially vengeful for this certain wrong.

Gandalf: Gimli just broke into my house and ate all of my cupcakes, you know, the ones with the little hearts.

Bilbo: Oh?

Gandalf: And he shaved my beard, i'm really mad.

Bilbo: Don't get mad, get even.

by SpandexMaster January 10, 2014

Get Down Get Dirty

When you and your comrades get down and roll around in communist dirt or mud.

If you’re clean, you need to get down get dirty or else you won’t end up doing The Ambulating Monkey with your comrades!

by Pweaw July 8, 2021

don't get mad, get even

a saying that someone says to another when that person has been wronged.

it dosen't make sense because the only reason someone would want to get even is BECAUSE they are mad/upset.

person 1: "OMFG! my teacher gave me detention for something i didn't even do!"

person 2: "don't get mad, get even."

by BP91 December 7, 2009

get-er-in-get-er-out-get-er-home-get-er-washed

Literal meaning - having quick questionable sex and leaving quickly to wash "it." But also refers to trying to get actions completed quickly. Saying originates from a village in Ireland.

me - did you tap that ugly bitch last nite?
friend - yeh.. had a get-er-in-get-er-out-get-er-home-get-er-washed

by Assburger Jenkins November 18, 2009

Get paid, Get laid, Gatorade

Another term for "Get money, Something Else, Buy Gatorade

"Get paid, Get laid, Gatorade" Emoji, YUM YUM!!!

by xXXSANICXXx March 4, 2018

to get donked, get one's donk on

1. to go donkey honking
2. to participate in the act of honking donkeys

"Man, it's time to get my donk on!"
"Dude, it's time to get donked!"
(usually said when finishing up work at a music store, preferably a Guitar Center)

by Robert Scahill May 18, 2003