I just got here

What you say when you were waiting on a person for two hours.

"Hi, sorry I'm late."
"It's ok, I just got here."

by DevoDude April 1, 2021

you aren't meant to be here

How are you here?

*insert eyebrow the rock meme* you aren't meant to be here??!!!!!!1.

by yetineroz March 11, 2023

Here's my dumb*** holiday

national hit your dad with a bug day
i meant to say mug but that makes it even more dumb
please don't take this seriously
do not hit your dad with a bug

Here's my dumb*** holiday
national hit your dad with a big day
you mean bug?
yes

by Orrinpants November 1, 2021

why are you still here

why just why, do you no life or something? Just go outside and play with ur friends (if you have any lmao)

Person 1: Hey look what I found on Urban Dictionary!
Person 2: wtf man why are you still here

by fukubich March 10, 2021

We out here wildin

1.When you or are a group of freinds are just doing random things to have fun

2.when you’re just having a good time

“This is so fun yee haw🤠🤠🤙🏼🤪

“Yuss we out here wildin”

by Skeeetboi July 4, 2018

Get the fuck outta here!

An interjection of displeasure.

An order.

A fella surprise his wife while she is doing it with the mailman, the gardener or his best friend. He will yell to them: " Get the fuck outta here!" (an asking from his part to them to take the fucking act out of his bedroom and out of his sight) and will slam the door closed after they move out and do it outside.

The interjection is also known to be a good palliative to heart attack when seeing unexpected unpleasant thing.

However it didn't work for OBL. He used it as a spell against the team six guys who got in his basement: " Get the fuck outta here!" but he get shoot anyway. The team six guys appeared to be deaf dumb both.

by bemarenina2 August 18, 2013

Your money's no good here!

This phrase is not a way of indicating that the listener has the wrong currency for use in payment. It can be used in at least two ways. First, with a negative intent, as a way of refusing service, preemptively, to a person who wishes to buy something. This usage is intended to get rid of or threaten the listener. Conversely, the second usage is a bit of Mafia bravado as a way of paying the bill at a restaurant, or some other establishment as a way of impressing the listener or putting the listener in the speaker's debt. In this case, the exchange is stereotypically gendered where the speaker is male and the listener is female.

Dawn, I'm talkin' t'you. Your money's no good here!

by tvod December 27, 2016