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Clip-on-tie

A term from the tri-state area said when someone says or does something stupid. Just like give me minez, it started as joke to men that couldn't tie a tie, as a result they use a clip on tie like children. The motion is the same as give me minez, only from the front as if they were wearing a tie.
Hey where is our movie?
Its definitely up stairs.

(after walking up the stairs of the movie theater)

Dude its down stairs
oops
Clip-on-tie
Clip-on-tie by hashishi April 2, 2008
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clip-on-tie

Give Me Minez! Said when someone acts stupid or says something stupid.
Give Me My Cellphone!

Its not yours
Look it has a different background

*Clip-on-tie*

Oops then who has my phone?
clip-on-tie by Bob Hoey April 10, 2008
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