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Get the fuck outta here! 

Often heard in movies where the characters are Italian Americans living in New York.

It simply means that you don't believe what someone else said.
Henry Hill: There it is, you see that Mike? You see that Helicopter? See it right there, right infront of us there? I think it's been following me all morning.

Mikey: Get the fuck outta here! What are you, nuts?
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Get the fuck outta here! 

An interjection of displeasure.

An order.
A fella surprise his wife while she is doing it with the mailman, the gardener or his best friend. He will yell to them: " Get the fuck outta here!" (an asking from his part to them to take the fucking act out of his bedroom and out of his sight) and will slam the door closed after they move out and do it outside.

The interjection is also known to be a good palliative to heart attack when seeing unexpected unpleasant thing.

However it didn't work for OBL. He used it as a spell against the team six guys who got in his basement: " Get the fuck outta here!" but he get shoot anyway. The team six guys appeared to be deaf dumb both.

Get the fuck outta here! 

The timeless phrase you say when you fire someone under ugly circumstances. The ultimate breakup line.
"Get the fuck outta here!" - We, the People, to all the politicians who worked together to ruin the country.

get the fuck outta here 

Def.1 To express disbelief in something someone has just said.

Tom; "Did you hear that jamie gave me crabs."

Eddie; "Get the fuck outta here!!"
get the fuck outta here by EddieLee October 30, 2007

Get the fuck outta here 

1. Take that shit elsewhere;
2. No shit! Really;
3. Unfuckingbeliveable;
4. LOL… that’s amazing.

Can be used +, -, or nuetrally
1. Politicians need to “get the fuck outta here” with their doublespeak;
2. Sex Robots? “Get the fuck outta here!”;
3. Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon? “Get the fuck outta here.”;
4. Ghost writers for rappers… “get the fuck outta here” lol

Get the fuck outta here 

Something a cop yells at you in New York when you're on your porch after curfew.
Cop, after appearing out of nowhere: "Get the fuck outta here!"
Person 1: "COPS! Get inside!"

Get the fuck outta here 

Slang phrase used predominantly in the north east United States to express disbelief, disagreement, being dismissive or any combination of the three.
Anthony: Yo Joey, I banged Georgina last night.
Joey: Get the fuck outta here!
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