going parabolic

To party like the world is going to end tomorrow. Taking the craziness to the next level and even beyond that.

Jackie's coming to Austin this weekend to party. We're going parabolic!

by jdub71 May 5, 2013

Go to heck

A euphemism and a funny way of saying go to hell.

John: Dude, you are the worst Mario Kart 8 Deluxe player ever!

Matt: Go to heck!

by Matthew678 December 22, 2018

Going to Argentina

To go get laid. Made popular by Governer Sanford of South Carolina. It can also be used to describe going to a disclosed location (such as a party) for the sole purpose to fornicate.

Dude: hey man where are you going?

Gov. Sanford: Im going to Argentina, wink.

Dude: Oh! You dog! Just tell the misses your going to hike or something.

by Iznasty June 27, 2009

Going Jones

When a two people are engaged in a text message conversation and one of them suddenly ceases all further communication or response. This usually leaves the other person awaiting an answer that will never be sent, resulting in a one way conversation.

*in a text*
Person 1: Hey what's up?
Person 2: Not much man
Person 1: We were supposed to hang last night, what happened to you?
Person 1: Hey you there?
Person 1: Are you Going Jones on me?

by Owlhero April 26, 2014

go bills

Can be used to say "hello", "goodbye", "thank you", "have a good day", or just about anything
Origin: Buffalo, New York

Cashier: here's your change sir and go bills
Customer: go bills

by Beerbewbsbills December 17, 2022

Take It and Go

A simple expression used for a range of purposes including: to leave, to be humble or to mock one's misfortune.

Dan, Take it and Go!

by Dans a mayte March 15, 2021

dwelling go

expression. present tense.

dwe-ling-go // duolingo
to wish one luck on leaving their dwelling or situated place

My friend is leaving. Dwelling go, my friend.

by stevewasfound April 16, 2023