Woah...That's How You Make a Shoe

Used when someone is really fuckin' amazing at something.

JD: "I got a 100 on my pre-calc test!"
Me: "Woah...that's how you make a shoe."

by SexyStarrFox December 28, 2011

cashme ouside howbout dat

Meet me in the street and we can go to blows!

When Lily and Amber got into an argument, Lily told Amber: Cashme OuSide Howbout Dat!

by Babelbabe February 9, 2017

2 glocks on 22gz, how you got clowned for a bacon egg and cheese?

2 glocks on 22gz, how you got clowned for a bacon egg and cheese?

2 glocks on 22gz, how you got clowned for a bacon egg and cheese?

by 2 glocks on 22gz November 19, 2020

Hey, How you doing?

A greeting often used by "The typical white man" usually in business settings and most of the time rhetorical, often said fast and only understood by other typical white men.

Dave the typical white man: Hey, how you doing?

Random typical white man on the 3rd floor corporation hallway: Hey, how you doing?

by JANmusic October 6, 2013

how you doin'?

official greeting of the Wendy Williams Show

im fellin sexy how you doin'?

by sdf189 October 3, 2009

How you do?

1. Short for "How are you doing?" It can also be used for the pickup variety of that question, "How you doin'? ;-)"

2. Also short for "How did you do?"

(1)
Guy: How you do? Baby.
Girl: OMG, where did you learn how to speak? That's your pickup line? hahahaha

(2)
You: How you do?
Guy: I used the line that you told me, but she laughed at me. That was so messed up.

by w3source February 12, 2008

Where you are and how you're dressed

Points out that circumstances or behavior should have been obvious or anticipated when taking time and place into consideration. What do you expect considering where you happen to be and what you happen to be doing?

A group of "foodies" from a large city are traveling through a remote area and stop at a roadside diner to eat. They find a limited menu which features nothing but high carbohydrate, high fat, and fried foods. Finding it difficult to make a dinner selection one member of the group complains, in surprise, at the type of foods available. Another member of the group says, "Where you are and how you're dressed."

by Ewell December 1, 2006