Don't Matter Go Vols

Used as a non-sequitur in argumentation or conversation. At any point where you don't like the direction of the conversation, this is a good way to bring it to a close. It's a way of saying, regardless of whether I am right or wrong, I stand beside the Tennessee Volunteers through thick and thin! Can also be shortened to DMGV or #DMGV

Teacher: Benjamin Dover, what is the capital of Rhode Island?
Student: Don't Matter Go Vols...Cleveland, maybe.

by michael rotch 37 June 6, 2018

When we go clear

When you accomplish your goals and the only way is up

We gonna be ballin when we go clear b

by Mainzcov July 25, 2016

Go shave your llama

Go fix your problems/ fuck off

Go shave your llama dude, you're seriously causing problems around here

by Thellamaqueen September 30, 2015

lets actually go boys

A person getting hype over a FIFA goal or something sick

LETS ACTUALLY GO BOYS, what a goal

by Mr. Dankies February 5, 2017

"Go Down the Rabbit Hole"

An allusion to Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. To go "down the rabbit hole" is to enter a period of chaos or confusion. Can also be said when taking a hallucinogenic, as some suspect Carroll's novel was really about a drug trip.

School's starting up again, time to "Go Down the Rabbit Hole" once more.

by ginanp16 September 28, 2008

hide and go seek champion

Osama Bin Laden, hide and go seek champion:2001-2010

A terrorist was the hide and go seek champion for nine years!

by Qitms2 November 13, 2013

Go Home And Be A Family Man

A phrase originally coined by Guile from the Street Fighter video game franchise, it was his tag line after defeating an opponent. Over the years, it has come to be used also when referring to someone who is past their prime at whatever it is that they should do.

Steven: "Hey, did you watch TNA Impact last week?"
Michael: "Yeah, I can't believe they had Ric Flair's 60-year-old ass wrestling again. He's way past his prime He should go home and be a family man."

by Thu Kang-A-Lang January 24, 2011