by West side skid July 15, 2009
A term used when something expires, dies, stops working, quits, breaks down. People from other countries look stupefied and wonder where "it" went when used in context by an American.
Bill: What happened to your lawn mower?
Mike: It went up on me last week!
Bill: I guess you have to go out and buy another one!
Mike: It went up on me last week!
Bill: I guess you have to go out and buy another one!
by habbie September 22, 2010
A place where a husband or wife sleeps when something isnt right in the relatonship .or they are drunk and get kicked out bed.
girl-where is mom?
boy-she is sleeping
girl- did she go to couch?
boy-yeah she went to couch about a hour ago. .
boy-she is sleeping
girl- did she go to couch?
boy-yeah she went to couch about a hour ago. .
by troubledemon March 28, 2009
To attack, beat or shake someone or something smaller and or weaker than you for interrupting your gaming session.
by thepiercedweirdo October 31, 2010
aberrant behavior -human behavior of a less-than-"civilized" (or "sane") nature! -supreme 'stink-upon' of another/other being/s!
joe stack went wild, got in his plane and crashed into the I.R.S. building; showing them all a lesson!
the abortion non-believer went wild, and shot that bastard doctor!
the va tech shooter went wild with his armament! -some MORE 'blue ball' casualties!
the abortion non-believer went wild, and shot that bastard doctor!
the va tech shooter went wild with his armament! -some MORE 'blue ball' casualties!
by michael foolsley February 20, 2010
Person 1: so much for saying masturbating an animal was wrong
Person 2: (Looking at gerbil lying in it's own cum) yeah... that went to the dogs didn't it
Person 2: (Looking at gerbil lying in it's own cum) yeah... that went to the dogs didn't it
by name name April 17, 2006
To respond by losing one's sense of perspective and becoming agitated in the extreme.
Possibly borrowed from meteorology. A cellular storm "goes linear" when it turns into more of a squall line (or merges with an existing storm) -- i.e., that it's going to turn into a big black line of death. (from stormtrack.org).
I have a sense that there should also be a nuclear physics metaphor, but I don't know it.
Possibly borrowed from meteorology. A cellular storm "goes linear" when it turns into more of a squall line (or merges with an existing storm) -- i.e., that it's going to turn into a big black line of death. (from stormtrack.org).
I have a sense that there should also be a nuclear physics metaphor, but I don't know it.
by jfkelley October 12, 2009