going to get cigarettes

When someone says this, it usually means they've bailed on you.

Popularized in the sitcom Married with Children, when Peggy's relatives from Wanker County went to "get cigarattes" and left Seven behind, for good.

Inbred redneck couple: "We're going to get cigarettes."
Al: "Shit!"

by DirkD January 22, 2007

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getting the led out

The act of getting out Led Zeppelin albums or CDs and playing them.

On WMGK at 7 PM on weeknights, we'll be getting the led out for our listening audience.

by TeaInTheMoment March 01, 2007

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gets you off

whatever excites or sexually arouses you

1: this banana gets you off aye babe?
2: yeah baby, it's nice, very nice

by i know how it is March 29, 2011

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Get it back in blood

You must fight or kill for your respect regarding your lifestyle if anyone disrespect it’s

Sam: “He took all my money?!!”
Michael: “Come get it back in blood”

by WhatYall Won’tSayy July 03, 2022

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Guido Get Out

This is different from the Irish Exit, where upon leaving a bar and/or gathering, much hoopla is raised by the leaving party. Shouting, abrasive hugging, exaggerated high fives, and even cursing are all typical behavior of the Guido Get Out. Derives its names from the stereotypical behavior of loud Italian males from the Northeast.

"yo, yo yo! Fuck you guys! I'm out!"

"It was no secret, he pulled the Guido get out. The whole bar knew he was leaving"

by SnowDaisy January 28, 2010

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