Slap arse month is back

Slap a girls arse boys slap arse month is back sorry girls 😂

Slap arse month is back sorry to all the girls

by Daddy is home xoxoxo November 2, 2019

go back to your beer

mind your own business. Do not have to necessarily be in the vicinity of beer at the time of usage.

Dude 1: Man, did you see all the chicks at that party last night?

Random Guy: I know, so hot.

Dude 2: Man, go back to your beer.

by HaileeS February 21, 2011

"take sexy back from"

"I has taken sexy back from you" means that you are willing to have sex with someone. It's just a euphemism for sex. Like Justin Timberlake. One of his songs goes "I'm takin sexy baaaack yeah!" and the phrase became quite popular.

Sporty's cousin, Jill, who thinks she can "take sexy back from" Justin if she loses 20lbs.

by Ravin D January 7, 2008

Back to the Future Part 3

Also known as the worst of the Back to the Future films, this is a pathetic love story and pales in comparison to the quality of Part 1 and the ultimate in the trilogy - Part 2. This film tries to be a Western, a Sci Fi and a romantic comedy all in one and ZZ fucking Top are in it!

Example:

"What's up Dave you look like you're upset"

"Yeah, just seen Back to the Future Part 3 and it's shit"

by hotrodder October 6, 2006

all the way to Snellville and back

A great distance, Snellville (Ga.) being far from anything except itself; or a long duration.

She talked me all the way to Snellville and back.

by Randy October 14, 2004

I got your back

When in a public restroom, if someone constantly says “I got your back” it means they are looking to sell crack. Other context clues include strange body language such as, scratching or washing same arm over and over, hovering and waiting for response, or actually furnishing said crack.

Hey bro, do you have crack? Oh wait, that’s just a straight up way of asking. No worries I got your back bruh

by kelrmar1 May 11, 2019

Working, be back later.

Working, be back later is commonly found in away messages as a literal term. However, in recent history it has taken on a more generalized meaning along the lines of "I'm way too lazy to change my away message" It's use is usually associated with the very antithesis of work and should not be taken as it's literal meaning. It goes without saying that their exist a myriad of translations for the phrase, some are as follows:

"I don't know how Aim works and cannot turn off my default away message"

"I don't understand why nobody ever talks to me online"

"I don't even have a job!"

Working, be back later.

by Prefectionist December 18, 2008