Get You Some
Get You Some by lullabysummers March 8, 2009
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get you some • come get you some • You get some • did you get that done in guatemala or something? • get some booty up off you • Do you want to get in on some of this action? • You look 40 bro get some botox • you're gonna get some • You're gonna get that sometimes • If you're gonna be a cunt, sometimes you're gonna get fucked
come get you some
To challenge -- synonyms: "You wanna fight?", "You wanna step?", etc
Sarasota County redneck slang. Commonly used with "son," "you don't want none" and "story time"
Sarasota County redneck slang. Commonly used with "son," "you don't want none" and "story time"
come get you some by f_ckingpassive September 10, 2003
You get some
You get some by FunnyCoolPerson May 11, 2024
Do you want to get in on some of this action?
Question commonly asked when one wants to know if another wants to get in on implied or stated action.
Jim: Do you want to get in on some of this action? *points to chips and salsa*
Pete: No thanks, I'm Good.
Jeremy: Do you want to get in on some of this action? *directs gaze toward female on which he is currently performing the Boston Tugboat*
Steves: Yes, thanks for asking! Let me get next.
Derek: Do you want to get in on some of this Taco Bell action?
Rob: Naw, I don't want none of that action.
Pete: No thanks, I'm Good.
Jeremy: Do you want to get in on some of this action? *directs gaze toward female on which he is currently performing the Boston Tugboat*
Steves: Yes, thanks for asking! Let me get next.
Derek: Do you want to get in on some of this Taco Bell action?
Rob: Naw, I don't want none of that action.
Do you want to get in on some of this action? by Darby Bommelstein August 16, 2011
get some booty up off you
This statement is usually used as verbal sexual harassment for the purpose of an attempt at seduction. The statement implies lending the speaker the use of one's ass, presumably for sex. In a sentence, this is most effective when shouting from a distance, such as from a moving car, or the second story of a building.
Four men are riding in a car. One see an attractive female, but knows he cannot actually seduce her for reals, so he decides to shout out to window at her. His statement of choice is "Gurrrrl, let me get some booty up off you!"
As the girl turns, he receives some self-satisfaction.
As the girl turns, he receives some self-satisfaction.
get some booty up off you by MyronLives September 1, 2011
You look 40 bro get some botox
An insult originating from Angelina Pivarnick on Jersey Shore when she was kicked out the shore house.
It was directed towards Mike "the situation" when he called her a loser.
It was directed towards Mike "the situation" when he called her a loser.
You look 40 bro get some botox by Nicole "Snooki" December 14, 2022
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