Go get a job

The most abrasive and mutually damning insult on the internet. Telling someone to go get a job implies telling them to end their continued presence on the internet and actually become a useful member of society instead of being a deadweight who sits inside all day arguing with people over trivial matters online. Telling someone to go get a job is tantamount to telling them to throw their entire life away and start anew in an unfamiliar and discomforting position.

So now you're gonna blame ME for this? Go get a job already, you prick.

by Inlovewithabsol September 25, 2022

i’m getting dizzy

a statement used by height when something is too iconic, stressing him out, is mad, is sad, is happy, or when it’s just too much to handle. nobody knows what it means when he says it but you just have to guess xx

Ham: I got a kermit doll
height: i’m getting dizzy

by Height Adventurous December 25, 2021

get it I guess

expression of agreement

"Oh wow look at you, you're hella attractive, get it I guess!"

// b: "I won the jackpot"

f: "wow, good for you! get it I guess!"

by ykiang September 12, 2021

get it boy jersey

The proverbial clothing worn by a get it boy. Not a real piece of clothing; rather, the concept of such an article. If it existed in physical form, it would say "get it boy" across the shoulders, where the last name usually is.

You wanna party, let me get the YG's, and we a be thurr in a minute/
Maybe chickenhead with it/
I'm in the authentic get it boy jersey, G.I.B hat fitted

by chingy February 6, 2005

Get my joker on

To get your party on, to go out and get wild, get crazy

Hey Dude what are you up to this weekend? "I'm headed to Vegas to get my joker on"

by Embrey April 3, 2010

get err done

Complete a task, averagely; Finish hastily;

Stop procrastinating, lets get err done

by Nateistoraw October 18, 2009

getting eddie murphy

Verb deriving from actor/singer Eddie Murphy's only hit song "Party All the Time" which can still be heard as a remix today or just at any decent 80s party. Used in the same manner as "get down" or "getting boogie" or "getting fly" in a large social setting such as a club, party, kegger, etc.

Tom: So did you have a good time at the club last night?
Bill: Yo!!! We were getting Eddie Murphy like the whole night. It was outta hand

OR

Tom: So how was the party last night?
Bill: The cops came and busted it. We couldn't get even get Eddie Murphy for like 5 minutes.

by RETROverted March 29, 2007