There's your girlfriend!

Used as a joke to rip on friends when you see an ugly girl or old lady. substituting a family member for girlfrined is also very effective:

say to friend as you point to a homeless person on the street: "Hey, there's your cousin."

by TommyGun July 14, 2005

in your mouth

A combination of "suck my dick" and "in your face" when used to comeback at somebody

Player 1: You suck at basketball

(Player 2 drains shot in his face)

Player 2: In your mouth

by gregb#3 January 11, 2012

In your pants

A game that can be played by using the name of a movie, band, song video game, etc. This game is mostly played by kids in school, people wanting to pass time because there is nothing to do, and etc.

1. Crank dat... In your pants.

2. 8 crazy nights... In your pants.

by Kumaru March 8, 2008

On your face

The opposite to being off your face - being a responsible person who isn't intoxicated and doesn't endeavor/manage to somehow detach themselves from their complexion. If you are this, then you are on your face.

'I watched a documentary on BBC2 last night and ate some biscuits, I was completely on my face.'

'I'm going to get completely on my face tonight. Perhaps I'll read a book.'

'I was perfectly aware of getting home last night - I must have been completely on my face!'

'You look very normal, you must be on your face.'

by UncleVernon April 10, 2015

Your Face

An insult that is good at all times. Will usually result in a comeback that is impossible to counter against

U suck ass.
YOUR FACE.

by The Jeffster April 22, 2003

up yours

What the middle finger used to mean.

UP YOURS You piece of shit.

by ninja4 March 16, 2005

up yours

An insult equvilant to; "Fuck off", "Shut up", "Get lost". etc.
It is NOT however British (In particular) meaning "Fuck you". Thats just silly. "Up Yours" means as much in Britain as it does in any other part of the English-speaking world. Eg. See the top of the page.

Ben: "Your ice-cream fucking sucks!"
Jerry: "You ram goats Mother-fucker!"
Ben: "Up yours!"

by Andrew Marshall December 23, 2007