In the jungle
In the jungle by DICKWARIO June 17, 2021
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In the jungle.
When a person in the restaurant industry is absolutely busy beyond any of their capabilities they are no longer, "in the weeds" they are, "in the jungle".
I have ten mojitos to make and I need to greet twelve new guests. Sweet baby jesus I am in the jungle.
In the jungle. by Harbinger187 August 26, 2014
George in the jungle
George in the jungle by Josh and Kieran from your home November 14, 2018
Lost in the jungle
Lost in the jungle by WhitexZombie June 30, 2020
You're in the jungle now baby
You're in the jungle now baby is a phrase one may use when explaining to someone that they are about to get royally fucked up. Use this phrase before knocking someone out with a haymaker punch
*cop lady and drug dealer square up*
Cop lady: I'm gonna twist your balls so tight
Drug dealer: You're in the jungle now baby (Proceeds to wind up and throw a textbook haymaker punch, throwing the cop lady clean off her feet and knocking her the fuck out)
Cop lady: I'm gonna twist your balls so tight
Drug dealer: You're in the jungle now baby (Proceeds to wind up and throw a textbook haymaker punch, throwing the cop lady clean off her feet and knocking her the fuck out)
You're in the jungle now baby by Saul the pineapple July 25, 2017
Rough In The Jungle
A term used to describe something of a displeasing nature.
Possible origins reside in the the phrase rough and sleeping rough
Made popular by the band prodigy in the track Ruff In The Jungle Bizness
Possible origins reside in the the phrase rough and sleeping rough
Made popular by the band prodigy in the track Ruff In The Jungle Bizness
Rough In The Jungle by SmellyM January 8, 2008
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