Go to Helen's house

When you're starting the phrase "Go to Hell" But then some person of awesome authority that causes you to be respectful is in hearing proximity and you mention your wicked cool friend Helen from science class on how she's doing on her non-existent science project.

Douche: Shut the fuck up!
You: Go to h-
*Old Spice Guy swan dives in*
You: I mean.. Go to Helen's house to pick up our non-existent science project..
Douche: Oh, 'kay sure. Helen's a cool person.

by Kleptosporia August 2, 2010

Let me go

You say this when you need to end a phone call. Instead of saying "I need to let you go", it switches the final decision to end the phone call onto the other person.

"Hey Let me go...I cannot drive in this traffic anymore while I hold this phone up to my ear".

by Kinner February 25, 2013

Duck Duck Go

A Search Engine That Doesn't bullshit you with selling your cookies and private information to advertisers (main reason you get ads from stuff you may be interested in but dont want ) and the government like google does . it actually has no ads and is customizable

person 1 : Google Selling My Cookies to Advertisers .
person 2 use Duck Duck Go"the search engine that doesn't track you

by DjDorian1 January 4, 2017

Go Get A Life

You need to have friends to talk to it basically means to go have a social life
Referred when you annoy the same person over and over or when you ask someone can you be my friend constantly
Eric:Go Get a LIFE!!!!
Josh:I'm making one

It would be stupid if you said I wouldnt be here if u didn't have one

Go get a life-Referees and means when you annoy the same person over and over or when you ask someone to be your friend constantly
Eric:GoGet a LIFE!!!!
Josh: I'm making one
It would be stupid if you said I wouldn't be here if I hadn't one trust me I tried.

by The urbanDickshionary March 12, 2015

Happy Go

Happy - Gay
Go - Shite

Do you know the Muffin Man?

by phatjacks February 25, 2004

go heavy

the act of weighing oneself down while trying to save oneself from known or unknown danger.

mom: (pulling child by the arm) "You're going to school, now come on!"
child: "I'mma go heavy!" (child drops to the ground preventing mother from taking them any further.)

by Gogenn July 11, 2010

Pay as you go

(adj.) Term used to describe a sexual partner who only sleeps with you after receiving something first i.e. Dinner, movie, gifts. Origin - UK mobile telephone payment system. Also describes a prostitute.
Atonym - Contract

I had to take that Pay as you go out to dinner three times before I got me some!

I'm in town for a couple days on business, I need to get me a pay as you go.

by JediAndi September 12, 2005