last alternative for "In God we trust" phrase, it'll become use in relation with the big power that President Obama acquired becoming the new President of the USA.
by Gondolieri January 24, 2009
The phrase is used to proclaim the satisfaction of an express condition, the occurrence of which triggers a duty to "go." Should an individual fail to "go" upon the satisfaction of the applicable condition, the individual will be found in breach.
*Game point and Newman steals the ball*
Joe: "NOW WE GO!"
Terry: "Did you hear that Mulligan's is giving out free beer to law students?"
Joe: "NOW WE GO!"
Joe: "Where did they say we were supposed to put up these flyers?"
Chris: "71st and Jeffery"
Joe: "NOW WE GO!"
Joe: "NOW WE GO!"
Terry: "Did you hear that Mulligan's is giving out free beer to law students?"
Joe: "NOW WE GO!"
Joe: "Where did they say we were supposed to put up these flyers?"
Chris: "71st and Jeffery"
Joe: "NOW WE GO!"
by NDLS Gunner 4LYFE February 26, 2010
How someone kicks off a conversation where it will be only they talking, and you sweating. Just the mere mention of these words can frighten your partner or employees.
The best comeback is indifference to what they're saying, and a hearty "Fuck you". Or, alternatively, plan to do something that they'll really like as soon as they say this, then, at the end of it, say this to them, and fuck them off.
The best comeback is indifference to what they're saying, and a hearty "Fuck you". Or, alternatively, plan to do something that they'll really like as soon as they say this, then, at the end of it, say this to them, and fuck them off.
by Gumba Gumba March 21, 2004
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