to go Alanis Morissette

To obsess about getting revenge on an ex-boyfriend.

He borrowed $1200 and moved in to my apartment and didn't pay any rent, and then broke up with me by text message, so I had to go Alanis Morissette on his ass.

by Prospero42 May 19, 2007

going steady

when you are in a non-commiting relationship, but are both still there until the next best thing comes along

"we're just going steady" ur gf says this to a better looking guy or a guy to another girl with bigger tits and fuller lips

by mike February 10, 2004

Go lay down

Someone is on your last neave and u want them to just go

Mom i want some candy
look just leave go lay down

by tanisha June 13, 2003

Go sing with Elvis

Phrase used to mean a person is going to take a piss, usually uttered to a friend in a bar.

Hey Dave, save my seat, I'm going to go sing with Elvis.

by Smokin' Bitch Magnet February 4, 2006

I ain't going

Something thats not going to happen. Telling someone you're not going to do something.

"Girl why this man tried to get me to have a 3some??.. You know I ain't going.

by Jbizzle44 December 29, 2007

the show must go on

(Idiom) Work around the problems that you may encounter, rather than giving up.

A: My glasses are smashed! I can't go to work because I cannot see!


B: You can see close up, can't you, four-eyes?


A: Well, yes, but...

B: OK slacker, BACK TO WORK!

by Kung-Fu Jesus May 6, 2004

Let you go

~ Compulsory Redundancy

Sometimes alternative to "You're fired!", "You're sacked!"

Some would say it's a nicer more civil way of saying it. But really it's only of benefit to the person saying it.

Manager: Look Bill I've done everything I can but they just won't change their minds...

...I'm afraid we're going to have to let you go.

Bill: You mean I'm fired?

Manager: Oh dear no! Thats not what I said...

...but yes, you will no longer work for us.

by Vshjaar June 14, 2009