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What’d they get in a trade for you, a tin of chew and a half bag of pucks? 

Best hockey chirp known to man. Only use if you want to mentally and physically destroy your opponent.

Meaning; that the player is really bad because the only thing his team got in a trade is a tin of chewing tobacco and not a full bag but a half bag of pucks. Maybe some orange slices if he is lucky.
Hey 19! Led the Q in pims as an over ager buddy, wheeled my buddies billet sister! You suck 19! What’d they get in a trade for you, a tin of chew and a half bag of pucks? Maybe some orange slices?

“Suck my knob!”
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Starting to get sad 

A phrase meaning when someone or a conversation is starting to get really pathetic.
Dude 1: BLAH BLAH BLAH. YOU SUCK DUDE GET A LIFE TRASH.
Dude 2: Bro, this is starting to get sad. Grow up.
Starting to get sad by anonymous December 25, 2020
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run up and get done 

when you go to fight and you fade run ( fade run )
heavenly : run up and get done badger
therussianbadger : fuck you heavenly
run up and get done by killergriffn December 29, 2020

oh shit get the hamster 

A phrase only uttered when a human being is having a near death or serious experience. The hamster will be summoned and will fly in its hamster wheel until death this is a warning sign of what to come.
any last words?
oh shit get the hamster

oh fuck the police are on to us
Bye hamster

Don’t get your bun in a chandelier 

Originating in high society Tannersville, PA, this is a common occurrence for local aristocrats who make much ado about nothing.
“Guys, you didn’t buy the extra dark locally sourced cage free fair trade organic barrel aged hot cocoa powder that I wanted!”

Oh Rebecca, don’t get your bun in a chandelier now. We have Swiss Miss at home.”

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Let’s get started 

The act of saying let’s get started to a team without starting yourself, preferably wanting others to do something
Boss - “let’s get started with that project”
Workers- “he must want us to do it