you're fuckin done son!

I've had enough of your attitude/behavior and I no longer wish to entertain it.

To a roommate: You drank my orange juice again? You're fuckin done son! Next time you do that, I'll put a skunk in your closet!

by Nunya bidness November 14, 2013

You're Killin' Me, Smalls!

A quote from The Sandlot. If someone says this to you, it's probably a sign that they think you are stupid, and you should probably just walk away. Say this to someone only when they are acting incredibly stupid or clueless.

Tyler: Have you seen the movie The Sandlot?
Hailey: Umm, no.
Tyler: You're killin' me, Smalls!
Hailey: WTF?

by PrettierThanYourGF June 13, 2016

You're giving me the Vapors

This phrase has two meanings:
1) you're getting me hot (to the point of perspiration)
2) you're creeping me out hard core

Damn Annika, will you take a look at that fine piece of meat over there? He is certifiably giving me the vapors!!

Did you see how that guy just looked at me and wet his lips? He just gave me the vapors. Let's get out of here.

What you just said right there was hot, and in fact, you're giving me the vapors!

Maybe later you can taste my vapors.

by SuzyBuzy July 22, 2007

You're so "Aco"

Rather than saying something like "Shame On You!"

This was coined after an incident on the Y!PP Forums after a player "Aco" scammed a newer player out of a quite rare item for a low sum of money.

That was a terrible thing to do, You're so "Aco"

by Sam Toal January 11, 2009

I'll knock you're clock

A slang term used to threaten another human via a punch to the face.

Thomas: Hey RJ you're overweight!
RJ: I'll knock you're clock!

by poutef May 16, 2017

You're killing me smalls

Making to many requests all at the same time.

Boss "Please quote all of these items by end of the day" Employee " You're killing me smalls !"

by Processor Pro March 29, 2023

you're the man now dog

The metamorphosis from a socially-assigned characterization as a universally deprecated tumor on the societal fabric to a pinnacle of relational desirability and validity as evidenced by the adoring prostrations of those less socially endowed as the result of the semi-divine portrayal of personal superiority through action.

Manny escaped his parents' brutish demands that he continue washing the dishes as his legally-dependent-youth-dictated-role required. His friend Antonio remarked on hearing of such an accomplishment, "You're the man now, dog!"

by Christian Ricker January 31, 2004