And that's how my parents met

An additive to a poorly-told or lame joke. It can be used in conjunction with, "and then I found five dollars," if the joke is particularly awful.

Joe: I was walking home when I twisted my ankle. It hurt a lot.
Neil: That sucks bro...
Joe: And that's how my parents met

by Revising Perfection October 28, 2009

ate that

did a great job; pulled it off well; had a lot of success with something. Used by teens in the projects of Queens, NY, and probably elsewhere in NYC.

You walk in with a new outfit and your friend says, "Damn, girl, you ate dat!" or, you get a 100% on a test and you say, "I ate that!"

by Cazza759 August 3, 2008

been there, done that, got the T-shirt

To have experienced all aspects of an event, show, or "famous" thing, to the point of ennui.

- I hear there is another new rave club starting up downtown.

- Been there, done that, got the T-shirt - just not interested anymore.

by soloact November 5, 2010

And I get that but

When you aren’t really listening but you want to make it seem like you are.

Yeah, no and I get that but like...wait what

by Maksauce123 June 4, 2018

that's a bummer

That's sucks a lot.

1. Someone peed on ya rug man, that's a bummer ! (The Big Lebowsky, 1998)

by jeanrochvit November 12, 2013

Google that shit

If any information is needed to be found or is being disputed amongest peers all one has to say is simply google that shit. Once the simple phrase is given an individual is practically
compelled to do a search on Google.

example 1
Guy one "Is it true a camel has two penises?"
Guy two "How the fuck would i know?? Just google that shit."
example 2
"Seriously, the actor who plays the father in Back to the Future movies is differant in all three films. No, I do not care if you do not believe me! Google that shit then!"

by bigjimd September 26, 2005

Put a pin in that

A douchey/ middle management way to say "let's come back to that later," or, "hold that thought." Increasingly popular in business speak.

Possibly originally from WWII, referring to putting a pin back in a hand grenade so it won't go off.

Employee: "Will we have health benefits during the furlough?"

Mid-level boss: "Let's just put a pin in that, for now."

by tubalcain July 23, 2009