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going out with my boots on

Attending a Randy Houser concert.
Marj: Did you see that Randy Houser has a show in town this weekend?

Edward: Yeah, are you gonna go?

Marj: Hell yeah, I’m going out with my boots on!
by Michelangelo Sky August 13, 2022
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Go Bye Bye

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Go Clapton

To suddenly change your current guitar genre, image or musical direction as a guitar god in such a drastic and shocking way, that your current fanbase needs hospitalization because of their parallel sudden identity crisis. Clapton, Bob Dylan and Gary Moore are examples of sudden musical career turns.
“He warned me he’d go Clapton on me and deliver a blues record instead of a new euro metal album.”
by Gurbz September 3, 2020
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Go back to the railroads

What Russians say when a white person tweaking. Used to be used when white slaves working on the railroads stopped working in Russia.
White: “nah your ugly
Russian: “Go back to the railroads.”
by Swiftread December 24, 2022
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Go back to your ex

6th of October is the Day that you go back to your ex and text him/her. Have fun:)
-Hey Mary i miss my ex:(
-Ey emily its go back to your ex Day go text him
by Urmom8282992829292 October 3, 2020
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Here we go

Generally uttered when a person with whom the speaker barely tolerates with repeats their ludicrous, deluded drivel of actions and/or words.
Tim: You can't defeat me! I am the best in this game!
Mark: Here we go.
Tim: I have a perfect streak of 12 wins!
Ben: Tim, we've always let you won because you could never shut up about losing.
Tim:...
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Going over the Lord's Strawberries

When you cry while blushing at the same time.
My feelings were so intense for this girl, so I started crying, but I wasn't embarrassed. I was just going over the lord's strawberries.
by DreamSlang November 5, 2023
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