go fish sticking

When a dude starts sticking his genitals in random things and times...

Whoa, somebody get Bob's pants on, he's go fish sticking all over the bok choy!!!

by Bobzilla420 February 14, 2012

Going Don!

Similar to an event "going down", yet when something goes DON, it shows that the event is so fantastic, and imperial that to take the time to enunciate the "W" in down it will just slow people down from arriving.

"Dude, It's "Going Don!"
"Man, It's "Going Don!"
"She saw my dick and realized....it's going don"

by Pat Steiner February 14, 2012

go multiply

A gentle way of telling someone to "go fuck themselves"

Policeman " move on you lads and stop hanging out here"

Response "go multiply officer"

by bob in vienne February 14, 2012

go muscle

the high stamina dense type of muscle one gets from working an intense physical job

After working on the Edmonton-Fort MacMurray rail line for a summer, Darrell was all go muscle.

by Nostradamus Bear March 16, 2012

going to see Watson

Euphemism for taking opiates. Derived from loratabs/hydrocodone pills labelled "Watson 540"

"I'm going to see Watson."
"No, I can't drive. I went to see Watson like six times today."

by RedConversation May 4, 2012

you got to go see that shiz

you should go see it, you must

Dude, you got to go see that shiz.

by pastaeatergirl12 May 10, 2012

go for the grades

1. the desire to get the best possible grades by choosing classes that are very easy for you

2. the desire to get a good education by spending a lot of time to obtain a very deep knowledge of subject being studied

for #1
We have advised my younger daughter to select her high school courses based on the highest level for which she can easily receive an A or B. I always believed that challenging yourself meant taking any class in which you were interested and giving it your best shot. However, there is no reward if you try and fail. So sadly, I want my younger daughter to "go for the grades" rather than challenging herself and stretching to learn more. It seems that the higher GPA will open doors to more colleges and also to more merit-based aid to be able to afford the colleges.

for #2
(from S. Covey book) the P/PC balance balances going for the grade and paying the price to get an education

by AK.69 May 27, 2012