123 that’s enough for me

The thing that idiotic kids in school say when you’ve been drinking out of the water fountain for too long

me: drinking for more than 10 secs after the pacer test
annoying kid: 123 tHaT’s EnOuGh FoR mE
me: slaps

by metalmeadows1 April 10, 2022

YOU DON'T HAVE ENOUGH BADGES TO TRAIN ME!

The phrase is used either when one person doesn't want to do what another person tells them to do or someone sets something/someone on fire. Now it is usually adapted to make more sense in a conversation or when giving a girl a Charizard.

Ash: Charizard, use Fire Blast!
Charizard: (burns Ash) YOU DON'T HAVE ENOUGH BADGES TO TRAIN ME!

Rapist: It's raping time!
Rapee: (Kicks rapist in the balls) YOU DON'T HAVE ENOUGH BADGES TO RAPE ME!

by BAHBP73 October 6, 2011

enough already

A sarcastic way of saying, please stop now, before I become violent.

Enough already! Can't you see that you're annoying people?

by Downstrike May 29, 2004

Enough

When one has received a sufficient amount of something (i.e. bullshit) and does not want anymore.

Ana: I do not want to play your lame game because I'm not the type of woman who plays games as I'm too busy keeping it real so back off because I've had enough and I have my own life toooo!

by Goddess12* December 19, 2013

enough to eat at home

How Toronto Mayor Rob Ford defines his relationship with his wife

"It said I wanted to eat her pussy. I never said that. I've got more than enough to eat at home."

by Denklops February 11, 2014

not gay enough

a rebuttle to the over used and now almost meaningless "thats gay" and a subtle rebuke to those still using "gay" as a pejorative term.

1. "You watch America's Next Top....that's gay"

"To the contrary...not gay enough"

by H. Blonde October 17, 2007

Fair enough

A way of conceding a point, or admitting while you may not agree with someone's opinion, they are entitled to have it.

1. BroA: Dude, why didn't you take that job? The benefits were killer!
BroB: Maybe, but it was so far out, I'd have spent more on gas than what they were willing to pay me.
BroA: Fair enough.

2. American: Personally, I don't like the British, because the British don't like us.
Brit: Fair enough.

by TLV August 16, 2011