Gamed on
Gamed on by Soccerdies January 8, 2009
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Epicly gamed on
When you defeat someone in a game so hard that they shit and piss their pants and also vomit out diarrhea from their nose.
Epicly gamed on by retradedman October 10, 2019
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get gamed on
get gamed on by Spook404 February 12, 2020
you got games on your phone?
you got games on your phone? by Da Boiiii brooo September 27, 2021
Do u have games on ur phone?
This sentence is used normally from a yougen within the age of 5-9. Many young children get drop kicked after asking this question.
Do u have game on ur phone?
Do u have game on ur phone?
Child: "Hey Laila"
Me: "What do you want now"
Child: "Do u got games on ur phone?"
Me: *violently drop kicks yougen out of my room*
Do u have games on ur phone?
Me: "What do you want now"
Child: "Do u got games on ur phone?"
Me: *violently drop kicks yougen out of my room*
Do u have games on ur phone?
Do u have games on ur phone? by "I AM GETTING TRIGGERED" -Drew February 22, 2019
get your game on
The catchphrase of Jaden/Judai Yuki of Yugioh GX. It's much better than the other protagonist's catchphrases
get your game on by Elemental HERO September 15, 2013
GAME ON
Ryu sat down after winning the fight. When Ken's name was announced for the next match, he stood up, winked at Ryu, and said with a grin, "GAME ON!"
GAME ON by Joshiro007 February 12, 2003
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