Getting off at Fratton

British Royal Navy term for the withdrawal method of contraception, Fratton being the last railway station before arriving in Portsmouth, which is the end of the line.

Matelot 1: "Firkin 'ell mate, that's a right swamp donkey you've pulled, do you need a condom"

Matelot 2: "no mate, I'm getting off at Fratton"

Getting off at Fratton by Lajopi 292 October 12, 2008

geto blaster 

an old oversized boombox (kinda like the ones used in the 80's)

have you seen his old school geto blaster?
yeah ! he got it at the pawn shop for fifty bucks !

geto blaster by dreamernsc12 January 27, 2014

getting right on my tits 

Phrase from the UK. Used to explain that someone or something is getting on your nerves/annoying. Not necessarily said by a woman, and not to be taken literally.

Man 1: I see Chelsea have won the league again.
Man 2: I know! Mourinho is getting right on my tits!!

getting right on my tits by tricky kid July 5, 2006

Getting sloppy 

To consume so much alcohol that you start heavily slurring words, stumbling around and most likely will end up vomiting.

Fuck I'm outta weed. Looks like I'll be getting sloppy tonight.

Getting sloppy by Professor Cummysocks January 4, 2015

Board man gets paid 

The most viscous taunt you can give an opponent while rebounding a basketball. It refers to the board man (rebounder) being rewarded (gets paid) for his ball fetching efforts. The phrase will surely strike fear in the opposing team. Can also be applied to other events in life when somebody is owning another person or people.

The Claw grabbed a rebound and quietly uttered "board man gets paid." The other team subsequently forfeited the game.

Board man gets paid by sharkster June 12, 2019

p-getter 

One who gets pussy often. A pussy-getter.

Last night you were a true p-getter. You brought home two Asian girls.

David Beckham, Michael Phelps, Lance Armstrong, Tiger Woods.

p-getter by Marcus Bunny July 6, 2008

gets me 

1) To make an individual emotional. Whether happy, angry, sad, et cetera.
Also known as gets to me. This is a vague term, so you will have to make a judgement call as to what emotion they are trying to convey.

2) This term can also mean to Understand. Can be phrased as a question. Also known as get me.

1) That song, Angel of the Morning, really gets me when I'm having a hard day. (This is an example of sadness.)

2) Paul and I really click - He actually gets me.
OR
I've been talking this entire time, are you even getting me?

gets me by Koroshiya December 28, 2005