He-could-go...all...the...way!

This is mainly expressed exactly like it's spelled when a football player with the football breaks open during a rush or after making a reception or interception aka pick or fumble recovery for a touchdown, especially after a long run.

EXAMPLE: This is mainly heard during the football recaps on ESPN by Chris Berman. After the football player with the ball get by the main stream of tacklers and get closer and closer to the endzone, that's when Chris is feeling it and say "He-could-go...all...the...way! And he does." But if he runs out of bounds or gets tackled, Chris will respond with "but he doesn't."

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant January 8, 2009

Go All Steve Irwin On You

1. To be attacked by any wild animal in its native habitat, specifically by a stingray.

2. Die at the hand of a wild animal.

Watch out for those stingrays over at SeaWorld. Don't let them go all Steve Irwin on you.

by CaptainPolaris February 27, 2009

go all menendez on your ass

To go on a hateful killspree, particularly on one's parents. Derived from the infamous Menendez brother murders ca. 1996.

"Dad, if you keep on drinking tequila and beating up grandma, I'll go all Menendez on your ass."

by waitsfan75 May 6, 2006

Going all Cardi B on her

Getting aggressive with someone for starting rumors or making rude unnecessary comments about how you parent your child/children!

Girl! Did you see Julie Going All Cardi B On Her? Lonnie should know better that to come at her as a mother!

by MamaBee73 September 8, 2018

Don't go all noodles on me

1. To talk crazy

2. to get all mushy (Mushy as in all sentimental and such.)

Gawd Raimi don't go all noodles on me.

by Necey January 16, 2005

Im going to own all these noobs

A D.va voice line that makes me want to game end myself

Dva: Im going to own all these noobs >:3
Me: No

by Nugget_isGay October 24, 2020

go all "family man" on me

Snortingly-sarcastic term for a shyster's/villain's huffily acting like he's a conscientious peaceable virtuous caring-about-fellow-humans person who shouldn't be suspected or criticized, when of course in reality he's just a self-centered a**h**e who's totally undeserving of any praise or respect.

A prime example of someone's deciding to use this shameless tactic would be in "The Untouchables" with Kevin Costner --- when Elliot Ness angrily confronts Al Capone on the stairway and accuses him of murdering people and otherwise being a horrid crook, Capone indignantly lashes out right back at Ness for his "talking that way in front of Capone's son"... Ness's feelings would therefore be something like, Capone decided to go all "family man" on me --- how infuriatingly disgusting!

by QuacksO November 7, 2019