all money in, no money out

1. Refers to intelligently investing one's wealth into something rather than spending or having expenses.

2. Putting currency in rather than out.

Nipsey Hussle said to be smart in life your mind must be at: "All money in, no money out!"

by D ReLL April 2, 2017

Shut Up and Take My Money!

A phrase used when you either

A: hear about or see something that you would pay large amounts of money for.
B: Hear about an awesome idea you would actively invest in.

The origin comes from Futurama Season 6 episode 3.

Johnny: "Hey Bobby, did you hear about the new X Box? It's got compatibility with blu-ray, downloadable content of old console games, no red ring of death, and gives you a handjob every time you win a game!"

Bobby: "Shut up and take my money!"

by ornjoos January 7, 2012

the bad part about having virtual sex is that it can cost you all your virtual money

how much money you can waste on virtual sex sites

the bad part about having virtual sex is that it can cost you all your virtual money speaks for itself.

by pussy bee October 25, 2019

minekush

if you say minekush instead for minecraft, players that play minekush will rage quit and cry in public for making fun of them

joe- (see steve playing minekush) you play minekush
steve- no its minecraft get it right, mate
joe- u mad bro
steve- no stop it (starts crying)
joe- oh too mlg for me

by JaM.dot August 3, 2015

Lookin Like Money

To have style, stay fly, walk with swag, but not necessarily be rich

"That dude lookin like money in those new air forces"

by Larry Hustle December 20, 2008

dirt money

Money made from the sale of dirt cookies in Haiti.

Ex: Sam Blake Anderson wishes he could leave Ernest W. Seaholm and go to Haiti and make some dirt money.

by mr.scotty911 May 28, 2008

Cash-money

Very cool.

'That wasn't very Cash-money of you.'

by saucelord489 November 12, 2018