Dude 1: watch me smash this fly with my face.
Dude 2: Your in high school man grow up.
Dude 1: NEVA!
Dude 2: Where's your briefcase?
Dude 2: Your in high school man grow up.
Dude 1: NEVA!
Dude 2: Where's your briefcase?
by Gnar Cakes October 23, 2008
Get the Where's your briefcase?mug. by el toro lol May 29, 2007
Get the Where's yo facemug. Bob: Hey man, where's the bracelet you always wear?
Jim: Oh bro didn't I tell you? Somehow I lost it. It came right off my arm without me noticing.
Bob: Ah, so it's where Amelia Earheart is.
Jim: Oh bro didn't I tell you? Somehow I lost it. It came right off my arm without me noticing.
Bob: Ah, so it's where Amelia Earheart is.
by H3MAN4694 January 25, 2011
Get the where Amelia Earheart ismug. When ever someone talks down on you and you don’t have a comeback.
It comes from Nene Leakes season 10 catch phrase when Kim was talking baldly about her
It comes from Nene Leakes season 10 catch phrase when Kim was talking baldly about her
by AquariusLamont December 18, 2020
Get the Where is yo scootermug. by wherearemyglasses December 6, 2010
Get the where are my glasses?mug. A courtesy question posed to someone who has offended you to the point that you feel the need to physically assault them or are morally required to on some level, but the offense was not bad enough to warrant getting into a full fight.
The question declares that the you are willing to restrict yourself to a single full strength hit if the other person does not put up a defense.
The generally accepted answers to the question are "face" or "stomach", if face is chosen the person getting hit is allowed to designate either left or right side. If the person simply states "left" or "right" it is assumed they mean the face.
It is not proper form to disregard the persons choice if you pose the question, and nose and groin are normally off limits due to the permanent damage that could result.
Proper stance to receive the hit is standing straight with your hands behind your back.
This question is used between friends, family, or people who generally respect each other as a way to satisfy social/moral responsibility or violent urges while keeping the relationship intact.
The question declares that the you are willing to restrict yourself to a single full strength hit if the other person does not put up a defense.
The generally accepted answers to the question are "face" or "stomach", if face is chosen the person getting hit is allowed to designate either left or right side. If the person simply states "left" or "right" it is assumed they mean the face.
It is not proper form to disregard the persons choice if you pose the question, and nose and groin are normally off limits due to the permanent damage that could result.
Proper stance to receive the hit is standing straight with your hands behind your back.
This question is used between friends, family, or people who generally respect each other as a way to satisfy social/moral responsibility or violent urges while keeping the relationship intact.
Zach and Bill have been best friends since preschool, they are both now in their twenties.
Zach: "I've been seeing this girl for a couple weeks and it's been great, but she said she has found another guy. Fuck that dude."
Bill: "I didn't even know you were seeing someone, whats her name"
Zach: "Sarah, the chick that works at the bar."
Bill: "Fuck. Yea... um... she's with me right now."
Zach: "Where you want it?"
Zach: "I've been seeing this girl for a couple weeks and it's been great, but she said she has found another guy. Fuck that dude."
Bill: "I didn't even know you were seeing someone, whats her name"
Zach: "Sarah, the chick that works at the bar."
Bill: "Fuck. Yea... um... she's with me right now."
Zach: "Where you want it?"
by Droolguy April 4, 2017
Get the where you want it?mug. kathy: "where you at on the map?"
George: "I've been out here"
Kathy: "I feel it"
Notice how George said "I've been out here", this suggests that he has been hoeing around and he is most likely talking to someone. Kathy should move on to the next person.
George: "I've been out here"
Kathy: "I feel it"
Notice how George said "I've been out here", this suggests that he has been hoeing around and he is most likely talking to someone. Kathy should move on to the next person.
by little tiger June 28, 2016
Get the where you at on the mapmug.