getting the glass slipper

When four people get together they take turns stuffing the neck of a glass bottle in their anus. Three people try to insert the neck of the bottle one at a time, while the fourth person runs full speed and kicks the legs out from under the person holding the bottle, so they fall on the bottle pushing it further into the anus. The person who has the best fit (the one that goes in the furthest) is the one that gets the glass slipper

We played the new game at Bobby's house it's called getting the glass slipper.

by Theslippyone November 18, 2017

Getting Some Brain

a slang phrase for getting a blowjob. Popularized by Kanye West in his song "Good Life"

Have you ever popped champange on a plane while getting some brain?

Whipped it out, she said "Oh, I've never seen Snakes On A Plane!"

-Mr. West

by Phoenix451 May 4, 2009

getting some strange

Going out and "having relations" outside of your relationship or marital status or seeking someone different than your standard choice of women

Man 1: man you see him with that silverback gorilla
Man 2: yeah he caught his gf with his brother so he's out "getting some strange"

by Danny Joe Henry July 10, 2014

how to get pregnant

bend over and i'll show you.

lols, sally got fucked and is now pregnant. She now knows how to get pregnant.

by Shatonmedeek January 6, 2009

Get my TEEEEJ on!

To openly admit, you will be involved in sexual activities, paid heavily for something, or spend a huge amount of money immediately afterwards you say this phrase!

Thomas: Hey Nikko, what are you and Diana doing tonight?
Nikko: I'm taking her to my place, and I'm going to get my TEEEEJ on!!!!

Warren: Sweet, next week we're getting paid then I'm going to get my TEEEEJ on!

by pnoy03balla June 10, 2011

time to get ill

Foremost: response to "What's the time?"

Meaning: It's time to chill, party, get nice, ect.

What's the time?

It's time to get ill!

by TheGoyWonder May 2, 2012

Get it, got it, good!

An expression one uses, usually when exasperated somewhat with one’s children, when they’ve been told something many times and when told once again, are being reminded that they should’ve gotten it and are expected to have gotten it by now.

Come on out of there, you shouldn’t even be in there; get it, got it, good!

by Dr Bunnygirl November 24, 2019