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he need some milk 

When somebody is hurt so bad, or something goes so wrong, that no other words can describe it.

Origin: Vine
I can't believe George fell down the stairs and broke his leg. Man, he need some milk.

he need some milk 

Having a violent accident so bad, it's obvious from afar that all of your bones are broken
Once Kendall had hit the ground from his faulty parachute jump, it was obvious, he need some milk.
he need some milk by Rohneous October 22, 2015
Word of the Day on October 12, 2016

He need some milk 

Something you yell when you see someone get badly injured
Group of friends sees a random dude fall off his bike and break his legs open
Guy 1: OH SHIT!!
Guy 2: Call 911!
Guy 3: HE NEED SOME MILK!!
He need some milk by .&:&3&83 March 15, 2018

he need some milk 

When your bones so weak its clear you need some milk
She fell so hard everybody said "SHE NEED SOME MILK"
he need some milk by FDB2 October 11, 2016

he need some milk 

a fun thing to shout when somebody gets hurt
namjoon: *falls down the stairs, breaking 59 bones*
seokjin:
jimin:
taehyung:
yoongi:
hoseok:
jungkook: hE NEED SOME MILK

he need some milk 

When he looking thirsty and wanna get a girl knocked up, so he can drink her milk.
he looking like he need some milk.
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