get down off your soapbox

In the days of early politics after 1776, long before television and radio, political candidates would stand on wooden boxes, often ''soapboxes'', in the town square in order to address large crowds. The term soapbox stuck, and ever since then has been used in instances when somebody tries to preach his or her personal views.

There goes Mary trying to tell everyone how to live, I think I'll tell her , ''Get down off your soapbox''.

by Nishnob September 21, 2017

how did we get here

DO YOU HAVE 90 MINS

guy:how did we get here

me:DO YOU HAVE 90 MINS

by 90 mins February 6, 2020

How did we get here?

Do you have 90 minutes?!
Then come on down to the Jacksepticeye How Did We Get Here tour.

*Wakes up in field*

“How did we get here?”
“DO YOU HAVE 90 MINUTES”

by ArsenalFan57 January 20, 2020

dont get drive

dont drink and drive

Hey, you going to that party tonight "dont get drive".

by TACO! July 22, 2006

get my goat

A term coined by the Great White American Hunter David Frisbie in reference to his quest to conquer the elusive animal known as the Ibex. Term also refers to a high level of intensity in the gym.

Man , I saw David in the gym yesterday he was "getting that goat"

Get my goat

by Butchkillsit March 31, 2017

Get your head out of the gutter!

The idiom "Get your head out of the gutter" means to stop thinking dirty thoughts when someone tells you to.

My Friend: *thinks of dirty thoughts and says it out loud*
Me: Get your head out of the gutter!

by Kylem14843 July 22, 2019

How does 'get fucked' sound?

A sarcastic expression used to indicate a persons lack of desire to do something.

Mother: Son, why don't you go and do your homework?
Son: Mum, how does 'get fucked' sound!?

Smart person 1: Hey man, let's go to that Miley Cyrus gig!
Smart person 2: Hey man, how does 'get fucked' sound?
Smart person 1: haha, yeah true dat.

by smarter than your mum March 30, 2009