You take the point

It is your turn. (generated from the popular game: Counter Strike, where the players taking the roles of the terrorists are offered to take the responsibility or the turn to carry the bomb and set it up at the designated area)

Hey, enough being gay. You take the point. (i.e., it's your turn to score with the chicks)

by MosZub July 20, 2010

You take the 405

A common phrase used by Southern Californians describing freeway routes to their friends. Usually its the 405, 10, or the 110.

"How do I get to UCLA from here?"
"You take the 10 West then you take the 405 to Sunset Blvd then you turn right on Hilgard Ave"

by partyrockstar222 May 20, 2016

Take it where you shake it

Similar to "get lost" or "take a hike," TIWYSI is a wildly popular expression meaning "you annoy me and I want you to go far away from this place where we are standing."

Attractive middle-aged man to a group of troublemakers congregating in front of his home: "Hey - take it where you shake it!"

by Bob43 March 17, 2008

Take it where you shake it

Go away, but not literally to the place where you shake "it".

"Can I bum a smoke?"
"Dude, take it where you shake it"

by takershaker March 13, 2008

you take boring poops

An insult meant to insinuate that the recipient is without adequate technological devices to game or stay connected to the internet during a bowel movement

Person 1: "Bah, I bet you take boring poops"

Person 2: "What? My poops be off the hook, I am talking on google chat and listening to Pandora"

by greigh_river February 10, 2010

You take me as a joke

You take me as a joke means: When someone doesn’t take you serious; meaning what you say to them does not matter at all because they have no respect for you.

I can not believe you take me as a joke.

by Honesty88 July 31, 2020

Are you taking job applications

Something you say to companies when you are looking for a job and wish to apply.

'Are you taking job applications?' He said, with his resume in his hands.

by derulais July 24, 2022