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breaking my balls 

when someone is giving you a really hard time.
Hey man, quit breaking my balls.
breaking my balls by fakemonster August 24, 2005

you're breaking my balls

Similar to the phrase 'my balls', it is the longer, more informative version for those idiots who haven't ever heard the phrase.
Used many times by Eric Cartman in the show South Park
John - Here I have a new, mint condition guitar.

Rob - Oh! I'll pay $120.

John - $120? You're breaking my balls, man.
you're breaking my balls by MrUmbop October 29, 2007

breaking my balls 

An expression used while trying to come to an agreement with someone who is asking too much.
Person 1: I'll give you my watch if you don't ever tell anyone about this.
Person 2: I want the pants too.
Person 1: Oh, you're really breaking my balls here.

breaking my balls 

Phrase that Italian Mafia members use frequently when someone is giving them a hard time.
Joey "the fag" Calzone: "Hey Jimmy, stop breaking my balls, will ya!!!

Jimmy "Dingleberry" Dinello: "Yo Jimmy, I'll be breakin ya face is yous don't shut da hell up! Look at this guy!"
breaking my balls by jvarna5 January 28, 2008

Breaking my balls 

1.To annoy, tease
2.To overwork someone
3.To overwhelm someone with outrageous stories.
1.They kept breaking my balls about the girl i took out last night.
2.My boss is always breaking my balls with all this work.
3.She kept insisting i knew what she was talking about i told her your breaking my balls with this story.

breaking my balls 

When anything causes a person stress.
When a woman carries a bunch of bags of groceries and one of the items falls out of the bag onto the floor she says, "ugh, your breaking my balls"
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