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Go back to sleep
Mr. N: What would the dimensions be on this gear?
Student: Uhhhh.......78?
Mr. N: Go back to sleep. Don't try to wake up.
Student: Uhhhh.......78?
Mr. N: Go back to sleep. Don't try to wake up.
Go back to sleep by SPlDERMAN August 19, 2006
Go back to the valley
A jocular, non-serious way of telling someone that they are sucking at something (usually surfing or skateboarding or some such activity). The expression originated among Los Angeles area surfers who would try to intimidate surfers from farther inland (usually the San Fernando Valley) into not surfing at “their” break. Locals could tell a “Val” because people from the valley usually weren’t very good (not having access to the beach as easy as coast residents). Hence the expression becoming synonymous with “you suck.” Was popularized as a catch phrase by several bad Hollywood surf movies (eg Point Break).
Go back to the valley by Uncle Dungheap June 12, 2006
go back to la
A phrase mouth breathing stinky ignorant Yucca tweakers use to signal people from out of town that they aren’t selling enough meth to afford a house.
go back to la by SimpleSimonSavesMermaids May 26, 2021
go back to africa
go back to africa by lithuania4life January 30, 2008
go back to europe
1. a racist term that is directed toward a white person.
2. It's a comeback insult used for blacks who were told to by a white person to go back to Africa.
2. It's a comeback insult used for blacks who were told to by a white person to go back to Africa.
go back to europe by PeterRDGriffin September 24, 2009
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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