Get with it

To 'get with it' means to understand, to comprehend something or someone.

I really wish you would get with it, dude.

by OneBadAsp October 23, 2006

cheese with your whine

As in, "You want some cheese with your whine?" Said to people who whine excessively about some otherwise trivial bit of drama. Has a sort of you-had-it-coming flavor to it, and a strong implication from the speaker to the subject that now would be a really good time to shut up, because the whining is rally annoying the speaker.

Comes from that cheese is popular with wine, a beverage made of fermented fruit, and that whine is a homonym of wine.

"Oh, poor me, my steak arrived with not enough salt!" "Well, then, you want some cheese with your whine?"

by ke6isf October 22, 2004

With your... Looking ass

A phrase that is often used when insulting another person

With your... Looking ass
1. With your to old for the Mickey Mouse Club looking ass.
2. With your KFC brand cologne looking ass.
3. With your standing on the roller coaster looking ass.
4. With your more room for activities looking ass.
5. With your I've been stuck on this level for twenty days looking ass.

by BigPasty March 15, 2011

See with your eyes not your hands

You can look but don't touch. Particularly used when someone asks to SEE something with their hand extended. A hilarious quote from Mr. Burns on The Simpsons TV show.

Castro (reaching for the trillion $ bill): May I see it?

Mr. Burns: See with your eyes not your hands!

by Eddy July 31, 2007

beaten with the ugly stick

to be extremely ugly. sort of short for "god sure beat her with the ugly stick!!"

Man, Pug didn't just get beaten with the ugly stick, she got pummelled.

by kasper May 5, 2004

typing with one hand

1) Actually typing with one hand.

2) Maturbating while using an online chat program.

Can also be: typing one-handed, a one-handed typist, etc

Pat was typing with one hand last night while you were talking to him. I think he might be gay.

by Sarah March 21, 2004

NCAA Withdrawal

The period of time between the the end of the second round and the sweet-sixteen, and the elite eight and final four, of the Men's NCAA Basketball Tournament. Usually in this time people suffer from boredom because they don't have any great and exciting games to watch.

Mary: Oh looks like Bob is going through NCAA withdrawal.

John: Yeah there were some amazing games this weekend.

by tadeh818 March 22, 2010