See you on the flipside

Telling your friends you'll see them later , or whenever you catch them around.

Aye i gotta go but i'll see you on the flipside

by Kg October 11, 2015

You need Jesus!

Its the act of telling someone they need a whole lotta help; referring to people who are way past the point of return

Bethany: I have a foot fetish
Mike: You need Jesus!
Bethany: OMG I know

by realniQQa143 May 27, 2016

i heart you

When saying the phrase 'i heart you' it means that you actually love the person but do not yet feel comfortable saying those famous 3 little words. Its just a little less Serious than actually saying 'I love you'

ie: on the phone with boyfriend o/r girlfriend: "I heart you baby"

by Crystal V. January 7, 2006

What say you?

An archaic English phrase that is still used in a legal and governmental context. It is used to ask for a verdict or a vote.

This phrase is sometimes used in everyday conversation with the same meaning - usually with the intent of seeming formal, stylish, or unusual.

Speaker of the House: "Representative from Ohio, what say you? Yah or Nay"
Representative: "Nay"

by Adam168 May 1, 2008

sure you do

Sarcasm. Another way of telling a person that they don't know what they are doing.

Luca: I know what I am doing
Regina: Sure you do

by Jat=y123 June 22, 2014

you got beef?

this is like asking someone if they have a problem with you

girl:you got beef?
girl2: yeah i do!
*then a fight usually happens*

by shonaleigh March 10, 2008

You shall not pass!

The famous phrase from the first LotR movies: The fellowship of the ring, said by Gandalf the Grey while fighting a Balrog.

Also said by the Black Knight in Monty Pythons' quest for the Holy grail before fighting King Arthur.

Gandalf: *wheeze* You shall not pass! *slams his staff down generating a light pulsating from his feet*

~~~~~~~~

Black Knight: You shall not pass, none may pass.

-few minutes later-

Black Knight: Come on now! I can still fight!

King Arthur: I just cut your bloody arm off!

Black Knight: Just a flesh wound.

by Leo Blade March 8, 2012