Let's just be friends

When a girl says this, it's code for:

1. "I want someone else"
2. "Why should I settle for some gay loser like you who will treat me like a princess when I could have a guy who will treat me like shit, cheat on me after getting me pregnant, and introduce me to all his friends as his personal sperm dumpster?"
3. Both of the above

Nice guy: I love you
Girl: Let's just be friends. I think you're probably gay anyway.

Jerkass guy: Hey bitch, want to let me snort cocaine off your ass after I have a three-way with you and your sister?
Girl: OH BABY, MARRY ME!!!

by rtv0587 June 22, 2012

let’s get down to business

To have sexual intercourse with at least one party consenting.

“Let’s get down to business” -Jared
“No” -Claire
“I’ve heard from sources that it makes you feel better” -Jared

by Sources December 3, 2018

let's get this bread

Getting the bread, or money
In modern day "Let's get this bread" can also mean just getting a w.

Synonyms: Let's skeet/yeet the what, let's yeet/feast on the yeast, let us attain/obtain the grain, empower this flour, let's go with the dough, Let us get on these croutons, let's entrust this crust, Let's rain in the grain, let's fly this rye, let's gotti this stotty, Power fo' that sourdough, Stop roughin we need this English muffin

"Yo, rise and grind gamers! Let's get this bread!"

by neenan January 12, 2019

Let's just be friends

Sentence used to traditionally, gently let down someone that has an unrequited romantic and/or sexual interest in a friend/acquaintance. If they takes badly to this clearly very polite alternative of "I am not really romantically and/or sexually interested in you, but I still find value in you as a person and I'd like you by my side" (i.e., throws a tantrum, claims ownership or a "debt" for all the "nice things they've done", etc.), they weren't a friend in the first place and only saw your friendship as purely transactional. Run far away and find better friends.

Girl: I'm sorry, but I'd rather we just be friends.
Nice Guy: WOW AFTER EVERYTHING I'VE DONE FOR YOU? YOU FEMOIDS ARE ALL THE SAME, I DESERVE AT LEAST SOMETHING FOR BEING SUCH A NICE GUY
Girl: Wooo, thank you for confirming I dodged a bullet there.

Guy: Let's just be friends.
Nice Girl: HAH AS IF I WASN'T JOKING, I ONLY HANG AROUND YOU OUT OF PITY, YOU'RE FUGLY ANYWAY
Guy: Okay, we won't be friends either.

by flamingbinch May 21, 2019

let's-just-be-friends

A phrase used mainly to end a relationship. Once this is said, you will most likely never have contact with the other person despite the meaning of what was said.

Girl: I think we should break up, let's-just-be-friends.
Guy: Alright, i'm okay with that.
*2 months later*
Friend: Have you heard from -- lately?
Guy: Dude we haven't talked since we broke up.
Friend: Didn't she say she wanted to stay friends?
Guy: I guess not, no one ever actually means that.

by BigBoiDMoi June 30, 2011

let's bully

Used to announce the start of a battle, fight or competition. Similar to “let’s get it on” or "let’s get ready to rumble."

Wilmer Valderama always starts each Yo Mama competition by saying "let's bully!"

Example #2

FIRST IDIOT: You want a piece of me?
SECOND IDIOT: Maybe I do.
FIRST IDIOT: Let’s bully!

by HuskyMiller January 19, 2007

Let's Get This Bread

Let's Get This Bread was originally a term representing earning money but nowadays can be used in many different contexts.

The Baker: Ok, Let's Get This Bread.

Eager Newlyweds: Let's Get This Bread!

A Gangster: A'ight, Let's Get This Bread.

by ApplePine2018 November 17, 2018