COME AT ME BRO

A phrase popularized by Ronnie from MTV's latest train wreck of a reality show, Jersey Shore.

Guy: (Begins taunting Ronnie)
Ronnie: Come at me bro!
Guy: (more taunting)
Ronnie: No dude, you come at me bro. Hold your girl back and come at me bro!
Guy: (even more taunting)
Ronnie: COME AT ME BRO, NO YOU COME AT ME BRO!!
(Conversation repeats consecutively for the next 5 minutes)
(a fight eventually erupts on the boardwalk)

by AmericaFTW February 10, 2010

come out the woodwork

to say or do something out of nowhere

Man, this nigga just came out the woodwork talkin shit!

by babygirl05 August 17, 2005

Can I come?

Something lonely people say on a Friday night.

person 1: Hey what's going on?
person 2: Party, invite only
person 1: Can I come?
person 2: Yeah… I guess

by lonelysigh... October 13, 2012

shmow come

popularized on myspace, it has become the preferred way to say "how come." it is thought that the originator was a college student typing sporadically in an attempt to gain insight into anothers reasoning.

Carl: I hate Libertarians.

Jeremy: shmow come?

by Ted Shade December 25, 2007

up-in-coming

The act of becoming sexually aroused up-in one's partner.

John was up-in-coming in Sally.

by Jecabema November 10, 2007

Wallace has come

Refers to the event in 'Age of Empires 2' during the last scenario of the Celtic campaign when William Wallace comes to shore to aid you in fighting the English.

Alternative meanings:

To express feeling that victory is at hand.

(also) When someone important arrives,
or comment to express excitement of help coming one's way.

Dude 1: This blows, we're stuck in the parking lot and your car is busted.

Dude 2: *Calls his friend*

*Friend arrives*

Dude 1:"Wallace has come"

by anti_muppet_crusader October 13, 2011

here comes the brick

Meaning "You will shit a brick when you hear this next thing I'm going to say."

Billy: I just watched The Sixth Sense, and you better put on your Depends because here comes the brick, Bruce Willis is dead the whole time.

Timmy: Lemme guess, you've been living under a rock for the past 10 years.

Billy: How'd you know that?

by indiancorn November 13, 2009