Tuner-Bro #1: Yo were going to Mexico tonight to do some pulls. Wanna come?
Tuner-Bro #2: Hell ye bro.
Tuner-Bro #2: Hell ye bro.
by dark_boi02 December 26, 2018
Absurdly popular expression among car Youtubers who drag race on streets (do pulls). The myth is that mexican roads are not regulated by police, so you can go as fast as you want without being pulled over. When drivers want to race on regular roads and film themselves, they say they're "Going to Mexico" so that no cop can use the vid as evidence of speeding. Apparently, this prevents them from the evidence being used against them.
"GUYS I GOT THIS NEW VAPID BULIT WITH QUAD TURBO SWAP, TRIPLE SUPERCHARGERS AND A CARBON FIBER PULLEY WE'RE GONNA RACE IT AGAINST MY FRIEND'S SHIVIQ SRT BIG TURBINO. GOING TO MEXICO, PLEASE SUBSCRIBE WE'RE ALMOST AT 10 SUBS"
by HellaSweetGroyper April 30, 2022
Generally used to mask the act of illegally downloading something.
Origin: Mexico is home to the small town of Juarez, which coincidentally is pronounced exactly the same way as "warez", which is another name for pirated software.
Origin: Mexico is home to the small town of Juarez, which coincidentally is pronounced exactly the same way as "warez", which is another name for pirated software.
"Half-Life 2 just came out eh? Looks like I'll be going to Mexico tonight."
"My cousin in Mexico just lended me his copy of Doom 3 (it was a piece of shit)."
"My cousin in Mexico just lended me his copy of Doom 3 (it was a piece of shit)."
by Sandeep Bains "your doomsayer" March 1, 2005
by lock'on stratus June 5, 2009
Meaning to commit suicide/OD as a reference to pat the bunny in his songs New Mexico from Johnny hobo and the freight trains and Your Heart Is a Muscle the Size of Your Fist by Ramshackle glory.
Like the time that our friend Chuck came over to our house
He said he needed somebody to take care of his pets
'Cause he was going out of town
I asked him, “Where,” and he said “I'm going to new mexico”
I asked if I could get a ride
He said: “No, you don’t want to follow me
Where it is I’m going”
He backed out of the driveway
That was the last time we saw him
'Cause he drove straight to his parent’s cabin
And put a bullet in his head
He said he needed somebody to take care of his pets
'Cause he was going out of town
I asked him, “Where,” and he said “I'm going to new mexico”
I asked if I could get a ride
He said: “No, you don’t want to follow me
Where it is I’m going”
He backed out of the driveway
That was the last time we saw him
'Cause he drove straight to his parent’s cabin
And put a bullet in his head
by Grungyteen69 July 17, 2019
"Have I haven't seen John around recently, what happened to him?"
"I heard he was Going to New Mexico"
"I heard he was Going to New Mexico"
by Nero Mamjet May 16, 2022
1. A term used by many people in a situation where they lose their job because their company would rather hire a mexican and pay them less.
2. a phrase in wich people who are tired of seeing their country taken over by mexicans would most likely say.
2. a phrase in wich people who are tired of seeing their country taken over by mexicans would most likely say.
by nooneimportantt May 11, 2008