go to stanford university

a nice way to say stfu without cursing

person 1 and 2: *talking really loudly*
person 3: why dont you both go to stanford university?
person 1 and 2: haha, very funny....wait what....fuck u.
person 3: hehehe

by oh heck nah November 17, 2022

Go like the clappers

A person usually a lady who is an epic shag for reasons unknown

Posh girls have good manners, but they go like the clappers because they never got to hang around with boys at school

by Joecls May 23, 2022

Happy go lucky

A description applied to an inexplicably happy or care-free, jobless, freeloading, sofa-surfing parasite who runs your bills up, eats your food then tells you how brilliant their day was getting drunk and stoned in the sun whilst you were at work.
A "happy go lucky" person always manages to find money for pot, beer and pasties for themselves (but not to replace items used) as well as someone else's sofa to sleep on, a fridge to raid and endless bottles of ketchup to consume...

The nicest thing I can say about Martin: he's happy go lucky.

by plussix July 14, 2014

go get the blanket

going somewhere to get the blanket to keep you warm

Ahmet told Sonay to "go get the blanket" but she didn't listen

by lolgettheblanket July 6, 2011

Let's go to work

To use illegal suptances, such as Mirajauna. Slang Term.

Hey Aaron, let's go to work!!!

by Rahzel September 10, 2003

go fuck urself

Nodoby fucking likes you.

Person 1: Ur ugly
Person 2: go fuck urself

by Go_Fuck_Your_Self February 3, 2017

Going Slumdog Millionaire

The act of post-hyping something so much, you are practically giving said thing a blow job. This can be used in a personal, public or describing something on television as "Going Slumdog Millionaire" on something.

"Dude, did you see Slumdog Millionaire? It was so good! And I should know, I live with my mother."

"The Academy Awards was right on the money when it named Slumdog Millionaire as best picture."

Or The Indirect:
"Dude, you should watch The Office, it is so brilliant, it should win more awards than it does."

Or to describe a situation of use:
"Did you hear Tommy in first period today? He was totally "Going Slumdog Millionaire" on Beth's new earrings."

by Chuck85 February 27, 2009