you going

In many subtitles I've found the phrase "you going?" Instead of "are you going?"

Person 1: My big brother bought two movie tickets.
Person 2: You going?

by abhiqwerty December 4, 2019

you going crazy m8

When somebody goes straight out of their mind

*MARIO GOING CRAZY*
Luigi: YOU GOING CRAZY M8!
*LUIGI SMASHING KEYBOARD*

by Cat Kid aka Kid_Cat64 May 4, 2019

Are you going to eat that?

What the fat kid says when you're not devouring your hamburger as fast as he did.

Gary Brolsma to some guy in McDonald's:
Are you going to eat that?

by McArnie October 3, 2008

how you going

Means 'How are you?'.
Most common in Australia.

"How ya goin', mate."

by Diego July 18, 2003

how are you going

something Australian people say that means "how are you"

Person 1: Hey!
Person 2: Hey, how are you going?
Person 1: Great!

by ayybitch July 27, 2012

Are You Going To Scarborough Fair?

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme. Just Kidding, this is what nerds like me randomly ask people every day just to see if they are cultured enough to know the response.

Scarborough Fair is a ballad about a man in medieval times trying to attain his true love, Scarborough Fair is also a fair that was held at Redcliffe Farm, Scarborough before it was shut down in 1788.

ME: Are you going to Scarborough Fair?
CULTURED PERSON: Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme

by NIggerKirito October 30, 2019

Are you going to finish that croissant?

Are You Going To Finish That Croissant?, also referred as "Cwosant," is a line from mispronunciation of the word croissant said by Carl Wheezer from The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius on Nickelodeon. It is commonly used in YouTube Poop remix videos.

Are you going to finish that croissant? I really want it.

by bbbbbbdddddd January 25, 2021