Wrapped up like burritoes

When a person/people are covered up almost to their necks in bed...

Hey it's not that cold out -- why are we sleeping here, wrapped up like burritoes?

by Needa Life February 8, 2009

yea just like tomatoes

a statement used when something is stated that is completely pointless.

Also can be used to change subject or confuse.

Person 1: Yea so I am feeling kinda hungry..
Person 2: Yea just like tomatoes

Person 1: Me and my girlfriend just broke up, u wanna talk about it?
Person 2: Yea just like tomatoes

Person 1: I think I'm gonna leave
Person 2: Yea just like tomatoes

by samtheman9807978 January 15, 2010

I kinda like you

(Phrase) Im acutally madly in love with you and adore you but can't actually say that because it would sound creepy.

Mostly used between people in the beginning of a relationship or between friends who aren't sure what they are.

Girl: I really enjoy us spending time together.
Boy: Me too, I kinda like you.

by Will Be Jay September 4, 2017

Hit it Like Chris Brown

A sexual act referring to the scene of when Chris Brown hit Rihanna.

Tyrone: Hey so I went to my baby girl's house last night.
Amari: Ahhh, did you smash?
Tyrone: Nahhh, I did something better!

I hit it like Chris Brown.
Amari: YOU HIT LIKE CHRIS BROWN?!?!
Tyrone: I HIT IT LIKE CHRIS BROWN!!!
Amari: My nigga! God damn!

by Why him? January 5, 2017

Do you like apples

A rhetorical question asked to a female and no matter the answer the next question is "do you wanna go fuck?"

A great first question to ask in a bar - if she makes a face and slaps you she is a stuck up bitch, but if she says "sure" shes a Hoebag. Eather way you know what kind of girl your talking to.

Tom " Hey Jenny, do you like apples?" Jenny "No but I like strawberries, and they are in season." Tom "No shit, do you wanna go fuck?"

by Un10nCarb1d4 December 16, 2010

like ducks on a june bug

The predicate that compares one thing that is greatly attracted to another. A similar expression to "like white on rice", or "all over him like a cheap suit".

Ex. 1 - "You'd better not insult my girl, Bessy-Sue, no mo 'bout wearin that mumu or I'll be on you like ducks on a June bug". (Implies aggression)

Ex. 2 - "Yes Ma, I'll be on top of my homework like ducks on a June bug". (Implies diligence)

by MeDavebo June 30, 2008

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