What would Jack do?

A question comonly asked by people when in a situation of doubt. Usualy followed by gunfire or frequent use of the phrase "DAMMIT!"

Daughter: "I told you Dad, I don't do drugs!"
Father asks himself: What would Jack do? Before breaking the girls arm behind her back and shouting "WHY ARE YOU LIEING TO ME?"

by Scott... August 8, 2006

do i have depression

Yes. You do.

do i have depression yes

by TannGuy November 15, 2019

What it do baby

A man asking a women what she can do sexually

What it do baby👅💦

by Pancakes143 September 19, 2019

Do you want fries with that?

The question asked by many McDonalds staff, and usually if you have spoken it you are at the pinnacle of your career.

Can also be used as a joke response, at the expense of mocking McDonalds.

"Hey, while you're going to the shop can you get me some gum?"
"Do you want fries with that?"
Hilarity ensues.

by James Frost July 20, 2006

you can do better

Usually used in reference to peoples relationships...often meaning that the person can do better in terms of who they are with or dating...basically you need to step your game up, cause the person you with aint on your level and not cuttin up to yo standards...

See Also:
get on my level
step your game up
strugglin

Marcus that girl i see you hooked up wit is hurt man and as broke beezy, you can do better than that, get off em broke youngins mayne...

by 510Obie June 11, 2006

humpty-dumpty-do-able

an attractive female that you would like to give your love nectar to.

look at molly she sure is humpty-dumpty-do-able

by farmerbrown January 8, 2009

less talk. more do.

less talk. more do. or "LTMD" is a symbol of hope and motivation. It's an expression used to encourage optimism and motivation. The company less talk. more do. has a mission and that is to remind people that they are capable of doing great things. It's website sells products and apparel with the trademark less talk. more do.

You keep talking about going to the gym? Alright then, "less talk. more do."

by Anything Ispossible December 5, 2013