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You’ve got to be blowing my dad 

An idiom of surprise and disbelief. Synonym of “you’ve got to be joking,” or “you’ve got to be pulling my leg.”
“I found tickets to the big game tonight!”
“You’ve got to be blowing my dad!”
“No, for real! I bought them from a reseller.”

You have to be poking my butt 

It is is a different way of saying "You have to be kidding me!"
Only cool people can say this. If your not cool then your literaly saying you have to be poking my butt.
Hencing that you like being poked in the butt.
Not as cool guy:
"Dude you got pwned by a noob."
Cool guy:
"You have to be poking my butt!"

I'll be in my bunk. 

When something is sexual in nature, you say this. Similar to "That's what she said" or "bow chica bow wow."
Jayne Cobb says this after he saw Firefly's Companion and her female client.
Guy 1: Man that girl is hot.
Guy 2: I'll be in my bunk.

Don't you want to be in my movie? 

I am disappointed with what you just said or did. (esp. in LA)
Me: Dude, can I borrow $10?
You: nope.
Me: Don't you want to be in my movie?

I'll be in my office 

To go to the restroom and drop some dung
A: hey, If anyone ask, tell them i'll be in my office
B: haha... ok . Drop it like it's hot!!!
I'll be in my office by ongdia April 2, 2009

Be still my heart 

An exclamation used to express how exciting or overwhelming something is, literally to the point that it is making one's heart beat too quickly. It is almost often used sarcastically to imply that something is actually unremarkable, dull, or unpleasant; entailing the opposite effect.
Howard: I would have been able to go to the party with Kevin after work, but my hardass boss wants me to stay and finish my co-worker's paperwork for him. Be still my heart!

John: Jane just asked me out, be still my heart!
Be still my heart by TheGayAccount November 16, 2022