going to camp

An efficient way of telling your friends tha you're gay.

To guys, I'm going to camp.

by Reach71 March 9, 2016

Feeling the heat go up my body

A figure of speech to signify how someone feels when they're nervous, anxious, worried, afraid, ashamed, or even shy.
This is typically an unpleasant feeling, because you will see something that hurts you, worries you, or scares you.

I am feeling the heat go up my body whenever I see a picture of that girl, because I miss her terribly, but I know at the same time that she doesn't want me, so I will never get the chance to be with her.

by Lueriva Fetheroviu June 26, 2023

Go commit alt+f4 urself

The most deadly insult of all, if you say this to someone, they will instantly disappear from existence.

You should go commit alt+f4 urself kid, ur trash

by SpeedIsKey746 January 5, 2023

Going Japan

Where two friends (preferably both the same gender) simultaneously drop atomic bombs in adjacent stalls

Yo, Kellen and I are Going Japan on the toilets in long wing.

by Fatman and Little Boy September 9, 2019

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

Shizzy go

A Type of Dj that as alot of bangers on deck and tweakers on a platter

That shizzy go had alot of tweakers on a platter

by Anom Skoms November 14, 2011

It do go down

Usually has "I showed them" before it but it may change depending on past, present, or future tense.

Definition;
A phrase normally used when proving someone wrong.

Past Tense;
In the past tense, it can only be used when telling the story of you doing so to someone.

Present Tense;
In the present tense, it's telling another person/party, that you are currently in an argument with someone and proving them wrong.

Future Tense;
In the future tense, it's telling someone you are going to go prove someone wrong because of their false statement.

Past Tense;
"So what happened?"
"After they dropped the weapon, I showed them it do go down"

Present Tense;
"Why are you late? We've been waiting for you for the past 10 minutes"
"Sorry, I'm showing someone it do go down"

Future Tense;
"Ugh, that person is so wrong about (topic here), I'm gonna show them it do go down"

by Kammall0 February 8, 2022