Get em Choppin!

The audible cue that someone fucked up in football practice, and the whole team doing up downs because of it. Can also be said as "get em goin!"

Coach: D-Line, I told you not to hit the quarterback in practice
D-Lineman: Sorry coach that's my bad
Coach: I don't wanna hear it! 10 up downs drop the bullshit. Get em choppin!

by small fella October 7, 2019

your mom and em

Inquiring as to how your relatives are doing. Not only your mother, but her sisters, brothers, mom, dad, husband, cousins, distant relatives, co-workers, etc.

(Friend you haven't seen in a long time)- "How's your mom and em?"
(Other Friend that you haven't seen in a long time)-" They're (any relatives I can think of) doing just fine, man, how's your mom and em?

by [e-mail] February 21, 2009

oh em ge

The literal spelling of OMG... usually used when OMG just isn't good enough to stress something.

Oh Em Ge! the interweb is teh ghey

by Badfish May 14, 2003

What about 'em?

Best possible response to the statement, "You're nuts!".

SALLY: Peter, your'e nuts!

PETER: "What about 'em?"

by Phil Ashio May 15, 2006

ooo kill em

A seemingly sourceless and passing term used in middle and high schools of today. Used by the surrounding group after any confrontation whatsoever, it is derived from he who is called Lil' Terio. It's pretty much total bullfuck.

Yo nigga, yo dick a tic tac nigga!

Ha well that's not what yo dog said last night...

(Surrounding group) ooo kill em!

by He who posts shit November 1, 2013

oh em dubya

A counter to the popular Internet acronym: OMW. Used to either poke fun at people's incessant use of Internet lingo, or just to be a jack-ass.

You: OMG! IDK! u should totally come over LOL. BBIAB!

Me: (damn you sound stupid...)

You: I'm back! ROFLMAO!!!!!! So you coming over?

Me: Oh em dubya...

by CarterL June 12, 2008

I Laugh em

NO, Hell NO, Saying no to someone that you know, saying it in a loud way, meaning you don't care what they are saying to you. you don't want to here it.

hey what's up friend can i barrow a few dollars, I LAUGH EM

by James D Stone March 29, 2010