Going O-F-F
Going O-F-F by skullcap January 13, 2004
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Going Off The Deep End
To degenerate cognitively, to be in the process of having a mental breakdown, the process of going crazy
Jeff: I can't believe what my pops says sometimes. It's like he's incapable of higher thought!
Julian: Yeah, I'd say your pops is going off the deep end LOL!
Julian: Yeah, I'd say your pops is going off the deep end LOL!
Going Off The Deep End by paynasty23 September 12, 2010
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going off on one
Idiom (UK), see go off on one. To launch into a rant or lengthy discussion about some pet subject.
Might be derived from "going off on a tangent", but has more of a connotation of annoyance.
Might be derived from "going off on a tangent", but has more of a connotation of annoyance.
going off on one by Cedders March 13, 2011
going off like a frog in a sock
dang sterling is going off like a frog in a sock cause someone drank his last pepsi and a dingo ate his baby.
going off like a frog in a sock by sterwang October 11, 2006
Going off it's nut
Going off it's nut by Mysta D February 9, 2009
Going off topic
What I do too much of the time when I'm trying to write stories. I can never finish them because I get distracted too much by the kids in the neighborhood pissing around outside an contracting STDs. Which I don't think is good given that they're 10-14 year olds. When I was their age I had to walk 3 miles to school and sneak past a roman blockade. Kids these days have it too damn easy. They eat 4 times as much as they need because they're spoiled little brats. In Africa children are starving and being conscripted into child armies.
Where was I? Oh yeah, STDs. It stands for Sexually Transmitted Disease. You get them from unprotected sex. Sluts have them. It's all fun and games until you get one.
Where was I? Oh yeah, STDs. It stands for Sexually Transmitted Disease. You get them from unprotected sex. Sluts have them. It's all fun and games until you get one.
Guy 1: I had unproctected sex with this hot blonde! Then I got an STD
Guy 2: ouch man.
Guy 3: we're going off topic from talking about the test this morning.
Guy 2: ouch man.
Guy 3: we're going off topic from talking about the test this morning.
Going off topic by WaffleGhost April 16, 2014
going off the stick
Man: Hey did you hear Tammy broke up with Max and got together with Edie?
Man 2: Yeah, she’s going off the stick.
Man 2: Yeah, she’s going off the stick.
going off the stick by swish the bish March 30, 2020
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