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you me carpark now 

Words (often used in Australia) used to affirm (or sometimes indicate) intentions of concluding an argument outside, usually with fists. Since alcohol-fueled arguments generally take place in crowded hotels, many fights are taken outside to the hotel's parking lot to minimise harm to bystanders and reduce the number of potential witnesses.

Often synonymous with the american phrase "let's take this outside" in relation to fighting words.

Also the name of a segment on the show "Blokesworld" relating to self-defence in the event of a fight.
Person 1: You've been pissin me off all night - you wanna step outside?
Person 2: I'm up for it bitch - you me carpark now!
you me carpark now by gibbo67 May 24, 2006
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you me at six 

guy: hey have you heard you me at six's new song?

guy 2: yeah its sickk
you me at six by judd. October 30, 2008

you me at six 

The most amazing band on Earth. Consisting of: Josh Francesch (Vocals), Max Helyer (Guitar), Matt Barnes (Bass), Dan Flint (Drums), Chris Miller (Guitar). A punk/rock band from Weybridge, Surrey formed in 2005. They are fricking awesome. Haters are jealous of their good looks and their amazing talent. Take Off Your Colours and Hold Me Down are two insane albums of the band. Josh Franceschi is sexy. That is all. We all love ymas.
you me at six by eiddamworp September 1, 2010

You me and Dupree 

Definition:

Depending on intonation; referring to the third wheel, or the more the merrier!.

Phrase:

meaning to include; you, me, and the person and or people I, you, and or the situation are bound/obligated to, and or whom ever may be so inclined to participate either of free will or by circumstance.
Aaron: Dude please come to my mother's house this weekend, I don't want to go alone, I've asked my girlfriend, Ruben and you.

Me: eh why not, maybe I'll cook breakfast and we can go sledding.

You me and Dupree.

Aaron: yeah! Good idea!

Ex:2.

Jae: Dude wtf, I thought it was just supposed to be us two in this bed.

Aaron: yeah my bad, My dog likes sleeping with me.

Jae: great I have to share a bed with you, me, and Dupree
You me and Dupree by Loupcastille January 5, 2018

you me carpark now 

Words (often used in Australia) used to affirm (or sometimes indicate) intentions of concluding an argument outside, usually with fists. Since alcohol-fueled arguments generally take place in crowded hotels, many fights are taken outside to the hotel's parking lot to minimise harm to bystanders and reduce the number of potential witnesses.

Often synonymous with the american phrase "let's take this outside" in relation to fighting words.

Also the name of a segment on the show "Blokesworld" relating to self-defence in the event of a fight.
Person 1: You've been pissin' me off all night - you wanna step outside?
Person 2: I'm up for it bitch - you me carpark now!
you me carpark now by gibbo67 May 31, 2006

You Me At Six 

Poser band genetically engineered for the myspace brigade. They play un-offensive music that will only please those of really simple nature.
You Me At Six consists of:
Josh Franceschi - Lead Vocals
Max Helyer - Guitar
Chris Miller - Guitar
Matt Barnes - Bass
Dan Flint - Drums
They don't deserve the recognition that they have garnered.
You Me at Six are the most played band on Myspace UK...'nuff said

you melt me 

famous phrase in the dreamnotfound fan fiction “heatwaves” by tbhyourelame on ao3
“your voice sounds like fire, it burns”
“i burn you”
“you melt me”
you melt me by vespidae November 26, 2020
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