come undone

coming so hard that you just go limp on the bed

every time we do it, she's so nice and tight that i come undone

by ian' July 16, 2022

OPEC's dream come true

Any town which has 10% or less of its population younger than 55, has no public transportation, and any place to buy goods at a reasonable price is just outside of a 3 hour walk one way. So called because you need a car to get anywhere fun, and cars burn gasoline, which means more $$$ for the oil companies. If you are lucky, you might be able to take a ride to Wal*Mart on unicorn or dragon for a small fare (I'm being sarcastic on that last sentence.)

The main advantage is low crime, if a bank gets robbed, a walker or cane would of been used as a deadly weapon.

Grandma:"Mabye we could move to Tiverton!"
Youngun:"Tiverton! That's OPEC's dream come true!"

by Braveheart's thirst for blood January 22, 2007

dream come true

noun/verb

Something that has long been hoped for and has finally happened.

I just did your mom last night... now that was a dream come true!

My dream just came true--I got admitted to the University of Central Florida!

by redslash April 19, 2008

Comeback story

Coming back and being successful after a failure/mistake/incident

Everyone loves a good comeback story

by Akwad June 30, 2015

Come out the fog

An irish slang that can be said in many ways, such as "Come out the fog", "Mup outta the fog", etc.
Basically means stop being stupid, come to your senses, be serious or realistic.
A different way of telling someone to stop acting the muppet.

"I'm going to fly to the moon"
"Oh willa come out the fog"

by FatherAli March 6, 2017

comeback

The art of replying to something/someone with a witty word, statement or sentence.

Donald Trump: Atlantic City was a great place, I loved it. It was really something that had such potential and it's been hurt so badly by a lot of bad political decisions.
<pause>
David Letterman: Has your barber ever made a bad decision?
<applause>
Random Joe: Now that's a comeback.

by FemaleArseholeServant October 29, 2017

to come to a head

to reach a critical or crucial stage, that is, to get worse.

to come to a head: At the end of the week, everything came to a head and Sam was fired.

by Erick Ferrari November 29, 2015