you doing anything

A term utilized to describe when a person is doing something without thought or purpose.

Bob: So you not going show me" you doing anything moe"

by Sarahfuckingsnyder March 8, 2017

Delvis Dominguez

He’s a quite, shy, little thang who wears polo and jeans all the damn time. Some call him pelvis, some call him el penguino, but we all know that he is SET for life.

Where’s Delvis Dominguez? Oh, he’s in that corner over there in room 30!

by The Penguin June 29, 2018

i was doing my tasks

Kinda Sus bro.
If they add “I swear” at the end, they are the imposter.

Blue-I was doing my tasks, I swear!
Brown-“idk kinda SUS bro

by anonymous September 14, 2020

Have fun during during dieing

a famous quote from terpsguy aka dhbaseball14, vonrow misspelling because of auto correct (1.23.2021)

You: pja is better than whisper airlines
Terpsguy: have fun during during dieing

by PlainPrivileges July 13, 2022

what are you doing step bro?!?

Here goes.

Today im going to be acting out my favorite movie scene.

*turns around*
what are you doing step bro?!?

(starts the porno)

girl: What are you doing step bro?!?!
step bro: really?

by oooyeetskrrr March 26, 2019

doing a Julian

Doing a Julian .verb

To have anal sex with a female when she has consented, but has done so under controversial circumstance and then never speak to her again. Ever.

John: Mate, have you heard from Amy yet? She was all over you like a fly on shit

James: No, I ended up doing a Julian..

John: Ohh SHIIIT!

by Nothing_but_good October 19, 2010

doing the dog

Popular and traditional British game, doing the dog, (mostly played in the Wessex counties) whereby 2 players depart a pub and walk home in opposite directions. At regular intervals of 30 to 60 seconds player one will shout "Can you hear me now?" followed by an impression of a dog, wolf or other member of the canine family. Player 2 responds to his call with "YES, CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW!?" followed by his dog impression. The game continues until a) There is such a distance between players that they can no longer "hear me now", or b) one or both players are arrested.

Rosier to Holeman: "That was a good night see you later"
Holeman to Rosier: "Can you hear me now? AWRAHWRAHWRAHWRAH"
(They depart)
Rosier to Holeman: *I see Holeman has started a game of doing the dog* "YES, CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW? AWRAHWRAHWRAH"
...and so on

by Roono May 2, 2006