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i'm going to do so much winning
The cocky, optimistic view of one's future success. The Donald, Trump, Trumpism, Trumpster, Trumper, Trumpet, The Apprentice, winning, Republican, winner, leader, CEO
I'm going to do so much winning when I start my new job, I may be CEO by the end of the year. You know who you sound like, I know I know, The Donald!
i'm going to do so much winning by joecoolthefool September 3, 2016
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do me a solid • do me a lemon • Do-mah • do-me feminist • Do me in • DO MAGIC • do'majani • Do ma my • Do me a bitch • do me a child
I'm a hustla I'll do anything to make a lil green
I'm a hustla I'll do anything to make a lil green" (rubs fingers together in the universal sign for makin' a lil green)
I'm a hustla I'll do anything to make a lil green by JDOTT princess December 14, 2009
I'm gonna do it.
The phrase "I'm gonna do it" usually refers to a specimen of the human species verbally expressing the phrase in reference to do something a friend or partner has told them to do. Most of the time, the friend or partner is joking because the thing being referenced to is risky or dangerous to the person or people around them.
Person 1: I dare you to jump off that building.
Person 2: Sure.
Person 1: No wait, don't actually do it.
Person 2: I'm gonna do it.
Person 2: Sure.
Person 1: No wait, don't actually do it.
Person 2: I'm gonna do it.
I'm gonna do it. by Chadtronic January 27, 2017
I do what I want, I'm punk rock
A phrase to use when someone is telling you not to do something but you don't care.
Popularised by Michael Clifford (Guitarist in 5 Seconds Of Summer) in a live stream where his fellow bandmates are telling him to stop swear and Michael then replies with "I do what I want, I'm punk rock"
Popularised by Michael Clifford (Guitarist in 5 Seconds Of Summer) in a live stream where his fellow bandmates are telling him to stop swear and Michael then replies with "I do what I want, I'm punk rock"
Michael: I do what I want, I'm punk rock
Calum: No you're not! Just because you're wearing eyelines doesn't make you punk rock!
Calum: No you're not! Just because you're wearing eyelines doesn't make you punk rock!
I do what I want, I'm punk rock by It's a cow luke September 6, 2020
do something plz anything I'm bored
do something plz anything I'm bored by Ittz_Random June 12, 2018
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