We need to get our teeth around this monkey

When you need to grasp a situation that could be a little wild or crazy.

"Listen up, everyone. We have some service issues and we need to get our teeth around this monkey!"

by monkeywrangler2016 June 12, 2016

Kyle is Our Mother

There is only one Kyle on earth and he is our mother. When a Kyle die another one is spawned into the world to replace him.

Person A: "Kyle is Our Mother"

Person B: "What?"

by SpookyWasHere November 28, 2020

they stealin' our jobs

Ebonics for: They are stealing our jobs.

A sentiment used by lower class African Americans, against various hard-working minority groups, who are statistically of higher social-economic welfare

Tyrone: You heard - that new manager an Asian motherfucka
Marquis: ahh shit! they stealin' our jobs !!

by Pizzlej March 14, 2022

We eat our own dog-food

This is a fairly new expression used in business and it means that we do what we say you should do.

If we teach that you should create a business plan each year and we follow our own teachings; then "we eat our own dog-food."

by USL Top Dog November 19, 2010

laughing our asses off

So amused by something relatively funny or humorous. Generally something sarcastic or potentially offensive.

When Barack Obama was elected president of the free world, us Russians were laughing our asses off at the prospect of America becoming a communist state.

by meggiem December 9, 2008

play for our team

1. Term used by a heterosexual or homophobe to indicate that someone is homosexual. See wide stance
2. Indicates that someone is / is not a member of a social or political group that the speaker belongs to.

1. The guys on Queer Eye deffinetly don't play for our team.
2. Those communists don't play for our team.

by Steven C. Wood October 29, 2007

I don't want to ruin our friendship

Ha ha ha - the background is everybody who ever had more than one friendship. The definition is that it is OVAH sucker, just like you knew it was but didn't want to admit it to yourself.

But I'm gonna - so goodbye!

by Pitt Cairn July 11, 2004