damn, not here

A phrase that originates in the 2005 video game "Shadow the Hedgehog"; the game's eponymous main character uses the phrase while dying. Currently used by some video game fans--especially Sonic fans--as an expression of discontentment, especially after while dying in a video game, or to evoke humorous responses.

1. (looking for something and cannot find it) Damn, not here!
2. (dies) Damn, not here!
3. 'Damn, not here!' Hehe, remember that?

by Tez, a man February 3, 2010

your money is no good here

as you are our guest, everything you get is free

You helped us out, so your money is no good here.

by The Return of Light Joker January 4, 2012

WE OUT HERE

a term originated from San Francisco, CA, attributed to professional skateboarder Larry Redmon who first coined the term to express the arduous labor of consistent practice in skateboarding tricks...skating hard...putting in work.. etc. Consequently, the term has since evolved to also denote being 'out here' on the hustle, on the grind, surviving the struggle and etceteras

*the term is also exclusively associated with the SF ISLANDMOBB crew who skate the 'Island' downtown San Francisco, at the end of Market street across from the ferry building, adjacent to the Embarcadero (known today as the Justin Hermann Plaza) once the training grounds of the world's most famous skate crew, the EMB (Embarcadero's most blunted) crew comprised of professional skaters, James Kelch, Henry Sanchez, Mike Carroll, Greg Carroll, Jovontae Turner, Mike 'wingding' Cao, Karl Watson, Mike York, Nick Lochman, Chico Brenes and others of which established the foundation of tricks for what is now known today as street skating

ISLAND MOBB..WE OUT HERE

by informedasfuk September 23, 2012

your tears here

When someone you hate or someone annoying cries. So you drink their tears. Typically they cry so much you fill a mug with tears and drink it.
i haven't seen a result for this, so i decided to created just for the Urban Dictionary Mug

Annoying Douchebag You Hate: WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
You: drinks tears
You: your tears here.

by EmployeeBob April 14, 2017

it's hot here

In the hood people say on certain streets or places it's "hot there" or "it's hot here" meaning there's a lot of cops there or here

"In 26th street it's hot"
It's hot here

by Tooash August 27, 2017

Get Oodie in here

Get Oodie in here is an endearing way to express your fondness for a pet / friend or any specific thing that you miss and are currently without. You can replace 'Oodie' with other names too.

*two friends while out at a museum*
Minte: "Get Oodie in here"
Kiert: "Yeah, get Oodie in here, I wish she could walk around with us"
Minte: "Yes, I wonder what she'd be like or how she'd react to this sculpture"

(Oodie = cat in this scenario)

by Gooerbeeps111 February 19, 2022

Ryan Harris Here

it's a competitive sport way people go against each other for who can say RYSN HARRIS HERE the fastest. Ryan SKyalr Harris is a young potential basketball and football player who lives in the hood. He is really jacked. You might hear people call him Jeff or Amy pitch as a nickname for him. He also has 2 grannys, Judith and Rhonda, Rhonda has purple hair. Ryan is also crosseyed, he is also just a fun guy.

AYO, RYAN HARRIS HERE!

by FreeKayFlocka September 22, 2022