just do nothing

the only winning move is not to play

1: "how do i win the game?"
2: "just do nothing."

by Johnny Vein August 21, 2025

Just be doing stuff

When said person does something that seems out of character, in a random, and expected fashion, and to the public eye there is no obvious motive to said actions, so it seems like something out of the blue.

“Hey, did you see Kandi Burs parodied the Kylie Jenner cameo in the WAP music video?”

*laughs

“Omg Kandi just be doing stuff”

by tayspd March 31, 2022

Just do your work bro

The act of a individual (particularly students in a high school) participating in any activity besides completing assignments.

Classmate 1: In formation! Blue 32! Blue 32! Set, HUT!

Classmate 2: Just do your work bro.

by Yaitzjacob March 5, 2025

Just doing it because I'm doing it

Nope! Nope rat faced coachrach. You look like more of a pedophile than I do asmond. If you held up a picture of ME and you held up a picture of you and you ask people who didn't know either of us... Who would the picture out as a pedophile? You. You know it's you.

Hym "And you're just doing it because I'm doing it you freak. You decided to hop on the bandwagon which means I'd better give the rotmaxxing girl a call after I get out of here because that is clearly what is happening THERE isn't it?

by Hym Iam July 1, 2025

Just do it

Saying "just do" with a lisp is a sneaky way of calling someone a homophobic slur

Look at karl wearing those Goofy hamburger themed socks it looks like a you know "just do it" kind of guy.

by The old man craig September 26, 2025

You just gotta like, do the thing; you know?

A speech expression used commonly when someone is unable to remember the thing that they were supposed to do,
or when someone else forgot and you are using the phrase sarcastically.

Person 1: what were we supposed to do again?
Person 2: you just gotta like, do the thing; you know?

by im on the interwebs October 19, 2021

I was just about to do that

When someone who contributes nothing to the house wants to dissipate some guilt while trying to make the other person think more of them, while the listener just gets annoyed by how often it is said without action behind it

"are you doing the washing up? I was just about to do that."

by YeetedFeeted April 21, 2022