Go Jehovah on his ass

When you join a religion because your child hates you on every holiday because it doesn't meet some crazy expectation.

Parent 1: Ben went totally crazy this Easter because he didn't get that race track.

Parent 2: It's time to go Jehovah on his ass. No more fucking holidays ever!

by bbone22 September 7, 2012

Go Fuck Your Selfie

A retort one gives when someone takes too many selfies.

*Max takes a selfie in class*
Victoria:Hey Max, why don't you go fuck your selfie!

by mrperson123 January 31, 2018

money go brr

money go brr

money go brr

by money go brr May 19, 2021

I'm going to hit you and you're going to die

Why does it need a definitionn.

If you need to know then it's when you're in a state of embarrassment and shame, and focus your chakras at your friends in an abusive manner

Red face Abusing friend

Gareth : Hey kiera *blah blah blah*

Kiera : *red face* Gareth I'm going to hit you and you're going to die!

by Dankiegar February 10, 2017

i'm going to get the milk!

The thing Dad's say when they make a break for it. The last thing I heard from my dad.

Dad: Be right back, honey! I'm going to get the milk!
Mom: Just go, Have fun with HANNAH!
Dad: Wow! Thanks, I will!

by SoNotTaylor December 3, 2020

I want to go home

‘I want to go home’ may be said by a suicidal or depressed person meaning that nowhere they are feels like home because of how unfamiliar or hard they may think life is. Home is a place which is familiar and comforting to yourself and so a person may be using this phrase because to them home just becomes an idea and place that they can't reach. Meaning that when someone wishes to go home, they are just wishing not to exist or to die (kill themselves ).

’I can’t do this anymore, I want to go home’ said Olivia. She wanted nothing more than to go home, to cease to exist.

by Hi0987654321 November 15, 2018

Go get 'em tiger!

An encouragement used in ordinary conversation since the 1960's. Expressing your confidence someone has qualities on par with a jungle cat: stealthy and lethal. "Slugger" was a similar boost that didn't survive modernity, now considered mildly sardonic rather than sincere.

Heard you've an interview in Cupertino this afternoon. Go get 'em tiger!

by Number 6 June 10, 2016