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Sammy: damn man, did sasha vujacic just score 40 points?
Shawn: yup, he broke it
Sammy: damn man, did u see that rick james skit on chappelle's show last night?
Shawn: lmfao, yea he broke it
Sammy: yo man, u seen Bruno yet?
Shawn: yea man, that movie broke it for gayness
Shawn: yup, he broke it
Sammy: damn man, did u see that rick james skit on chappelle's show last night?
Shawn: lmfao, yea he broke it
Sammy: yo man, u seen Bruno yet?
Shawn: yea man, that movie broke it for gayness
broke it by trojanmanstunna October 26, 2009
you broke it, you bought it
I got a bill from the store after I accidentally drove through the front door! The letter said you broke it, you bought it.
you broke it, you bought it by yes juanito yes November 25, 2016
you broke it
When someone is trying to hard to be funny/ tell a funny joke or try to make people laugh by saying something that can be considered as a slang word.
you broke it by Austcharbono January 19, 2016
Broke it with a sammich
(1)A term used to allay blame onto another person, usually for or with no good reason.
(2)To do something impossible/highly unlikely.
(2)To do something impossible/highly unlikely.
(1)
Mother: How did my vase get broken?!?
Son1,2: Dunno chief!
Mother: Well someone better 'fess up before I open up a can o' whoop-ass.
Son 1: Alright! Son 2 broke it with a sammich!
(2)
Guy 1: *quintuple backflips off a building on rollerskates*
Guy 2: Dude! You just broke that trick with a sammich!
Mother: How did my vase get broken?!?
Son1,2: Dunno chief!
Mother: Well someone better 'fess up before I open up a can o' whoop-ass.
Son 1: Alright! Son 2 broke it with a sammich!
(2)
Guy 1: *quintuple backflips off a building on rollerskates*
Guy 2: Dude! You just broke that trick with a sammich!
Broke it with a sammich by Captainemo April 27, 2013
Broke it
When sbd finds a purpose or use for something that everybody else has overlooked.
The first example of the idiom used this way, occurred when somebody created a puzzle from Rubik's Snake, of which Rubik himself claimed that it isn't a puzzle:
"The snake is not a problem to be solved; it offers infinite possibilities of combination. It is a tool to test out ideas of shape in space." See Washington Post, Oct 4, 1981: Rubik's Snake of 'Infinite Possibilities'. Notwithstanding these properties, it turns out to be a puzzle as well.
Look for the book "Soul of the Snake" by CubeMan69, at the Lulu book store, by August 2022.
The first example of the idiom used this way, occurred when somebody created a puzzle from Rubik's Snake, of which Rubik himself claimed that it isn't a puzzle:
"The snake is not a problem to be solved; it offers infinite possibilities of combination. It is a tool to test out ideas of shape in space." See Washington Post, Oct 4, 1981: Rubik's Snake of 'Infinite Possibilities'. Notwithstanding these properties, it turns out to be a puzzle as well.
Look for the book "Soul of the Snake" by CubeMan69, at the Lulu book store, by August 2022.