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Dropped Your Pocket 

This is a ploy to make a person look at their pockets ,funny as hell and anyone can play
Group of kids at a party pick out a person they want to laugh at and one of them goes up to a man and says

Hey are you Jims dad ?

Man says-Yeah

Kid says- You dropped your pocket .

Man starts looking at his pockets .kids are laughing hysterically ,then the man starts laughing too and says you got me on that one.
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dropped your pocket 

A non sequitur mumbled to you by Greenpeace pamphleteers after you refuse them a cigarette.
Hey, you dropped your pocket.

::angry, confused stair::

Dropped Your Pocket 

Something a guy says to get a girl to look down or bend over to see her boobs.

you dropped your pocket 

usually a term said to see if the person is stupid enough to check if they indeed dropped their pocket

also could mean your fly is open
"hey, you dropped your pocket"
you dropped your pocket by applealex September 26, 2009
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