Are you going to pay for that?

A reference to the Youtube video, "Are you going to pay for that?", in which the video consists of a guy sitting in his parked car. He is then rear-ended by a teenage girl driving and accidently hits the back of his car. He then gets out a machine gun and begins firing it out of rage and closes with the question "Are you going to pay for that?".

youtube.com/watch?v=qjAwPD3DPSs

Dude1- I got in a fender-bender yesterday!
Dude2- Woah, what happened?
Dude1- Pull out my gun, started firing, and asked her "are you going to pay for that?"

by mexus37 January 18, 2011

Loves you more

It is scientifically proven that girls love the boys more. The boy is usually the one that leaves the girl first so that means the girl always wins the ‘i love you more game’

Ashley loves you more Kota
Oh jeez she’s winning the loves you more game

by The awkward Ashley April 17, 2019

Brookwood where you at

A rap that was created in order to challenge our rival - brookwood - in a very creative and friendly way. It quickly sky rocketed after it was posted on YouTube. The night of 10-28-11 the game came neck to neck with 20-some-odd seconds left in the game when a ram intercepted and ran for a touchdown. Making the final score 14-7 Grayson. THIS IS RAM NATION WELCOME TO THE CELEBRATION!!!!

Dude, I can't believe how many people played "Brookwood where you at" after we won on Friday!

by RamFan2012 November 2, 2011

i taste you

Similar to "I feel you", "I hear you", and "I see you"

Can be taken figuratively and literally ;)

Glen: "Damn, that test was hard as shit."

Kelsi: "I taste you, bro"

Glen: "Yo what the fuck?"

by LionRiver May 23, 2014

you get the W

get wacked, shot, dead.

"If you f--- with me, you get the W";
probable origin, a Cypress Hill lyric

by Zack Bathory March 26, 2008

are you quite finished?

A question asked, usually rhetorically, after someone has finished talking/shouting at you about something they are very passionate about. It is used to show that you are bored of the topic and that you don't care about it. Can be used to try to calm a situation down. Either that or it is said out of frustration or annoyance or sheer incredulity. The best thing about 'are you quite finished?' is that the person usually shuts up once it has been said.

An indirect form of mockery.

Person 1: ...and so it's just RIDICULOUS! *seethes*
You: Are you quite finished? -_-

OR

Person 1: ...and I love it SO MUCH!! :D :D :D

You: Are you quite finished?

by tirocno February 28, 2011

you tuber

one who constantly shows off for publicity as if looking to be posted on You Tube.

Omg Heather, I can't believe you just did that. You're such a you tuber!

by Nick Cole February 12, 2010