by oooohboujjjj May 01, 2019
To get wendy with someone means to get testy, which sounds like wendy testaburger. Is often used to avoid incitation to say the word testicles.
Coons: Jeff you have some trig over here that needs to get done.
Jeff: Oh come on, are you fucking joking me!?
Coons: Now don't you get wendy with me young man!!
Jeff: Oh come on, are you fucking joking me!?
Coons: Now don't you get wendy with me young man!!
by DoodooMan November 29, 2007
1. The demand of a faster pace or to get moving
2. To make Haste or Godspeed
3. To get shit done
Usually said to someone who may display qualities of sluggishness or lack of motivation.
2. To make Haste or Godspeed
3. To get shit done
Usually said to someone who may display qualities of sluggishness or lack of motivation.
EX. 1 Hey idiot you better get humpin' that bear isn't done chasing you yet!
EX. 2 You better get humpin' if you want to get this done early
EX. 2 You better get humpin' if you want to get this done early
by Dr. Lambchops March 31, 2008
by ramblinworker April 11, 2005
by Alina February 25, 2005
by gayle July 26, 2005
To be "with the group" or to "be cool" as determined by your peers. The "trolley" would be something one would want to be on.
One may also want to make it a point of saying that someone is not on the trolley, instead of just saying that they should get on it. This implies that the person is so uncool that they cannot even try and be cool.
Another popular use is pointing out that a particular member of your friends circle is on the trolley in an attempt to rub it in the face of the person who isn't.
This phrase is usually used in a ribbing manner towards friends.
One may also want to make it a point of saying that someone is not on the trolley, instead of just saying that they should get on it. This implies that the person is so uncool that they cannot even try and be cool.
Another popular use is pointing out that a particular member of your friends circle is on the trolley in an attempt to rub it in the face of the person who isn't.
This phrase is usually used in a ribbing manner towards friends.
(After making a faux pas, doing something the group would consider uncool, etc) Come on Jason, get on the trolley.
Adam is definitely not on the trolley.
See Ryan? Now, Austin is on the trolley.
Adam is definitely not on the trolley.
See Ryan? Now, Austin is on the trolley.
by mamushi November 20, 2006