Originating in the cartoon "Rejected" by Don Hertzfeldt. This is the first spoken line of the 9 and a half minute short feature.
Other classics include:
"Tuesday's coming, did you bring your coat?"
and
"My anus is bleeding."
Other classics include:
"Tuesday's coming, did you bring your coat?"
and
"My anus is bleeding."
by Rick May 23, 2004
Person 1: You've got to take care of the kids.
Person 2: My dick is too big for this.
Person 1: Why'd you back out? We were winning that CoD game.
Person 2: My dick's too big for this.
Person 2: My dick is too big for this.
Person 1: Why'd you back out? We were winning that CoD game.
Person 2: My dick's too big for this.
by CjTeddyB November 03, 2010
When a you take a picture of yourself and it turned out well. Can be used sarcastically, or literally.
Friend: "Wow, that's actually a pretty good picture man."
Me: "Yeah, my selfie game too strong, haha."
Me: "Yeah, my selfie game too strong, haha."
by Not Your Average Superhero March 11, 2014
Mainly applicable to hot tub parties, but can refer to any social gathering which has a greater than 3 to 1 ratio of males to females. Based on the generally accepted practice of mixing seafood (particuarly oysters, which resemble female gentalia when shucked and slightly cooked), and sausage (no explanation needed), 50-50 in a gumbo stew. This phrase is best understood, and thusly used for humorous purposes in southern parts of the U.S. where people make and eat gumbo on a regular basis.
I went to my friends hot tub party in New Orleans, but after seeing that he had invited 45 of his frat boy buddies and only three chicks, it was a clear case of "too much sausage in the gumbo".
by grind s. September 25, 2013
by A Random Potato Online July 21, 2023
You act like you want something, but you're indecisive and don't really care about the feelings of other people.
Friend: "Girl what happened to Paul?"
Other Friend: "He play too many games. He wasn't ready for a relationship."
Other Friend: "He play too many games. He wasn't ready for a relationship."
by Wildgirllsu April 20, 2016
The slogan of L.A. band Dark Angel, whose album Darkness Descends was the pinnacle of 80s thrash (Dave Lombardo doesn't have shit on Gene Hoglan's drumming). Unarguably the most badass slogan in metal history, and very fitting, as few other bands have hit 286 bpm in a song, or kept up at 200bpm for over 8 minutes.
by Red the Ghost June 27, 2010