Get on this
This term is used to signal to a social gathering that everyone should stop what they are doing, be quiet and listen intently to the tune, or section of the tune currently playing.
Get on this by Gggraham August 17, 2021
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Get on this munch
Get on this munch by What890 July 30, 2010
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Get on this • Get on this munch • Let's get on with this bullshit • get this on here. • bout to get Waka Flocka on this dumb bitch • CAN WE GET 1000 DISLIKES ON THIS DEFINITION • Do you want to get in on some of this action? • get this def on a mug • get this word on a tshirt • lets get this show on the road
Let's get on with this bullshit
What most people say when they are pissed off and have to do something that is stupid or not worth their time.
Can be closely related to I don't give a fuck and bullshit
Can be closely related to I don't give a fuck and bullshit
Example A:
Teacher: Clear your desks it is time for a pop quiz
Student: Let's get on with this bullshit
Example B:
Student: My project is about...(Spends 20 mins explaining what it is about not actually project)
Teacher: LET'S GET ON WITH THIS BULLSHIT!
Teacher: Clear your desks it is time for a pop quiz
Student: Let's get on with this bullshit
Example B:
Student: My project is about...(Spends 20 mins explaining what it is about not actually project)
Teacher: LET'S GET ON WITH THIS BULLSHIT!
Let's get on with this bullshit by Vainityisnotasin June 12, 2011
get this on here.
get this on here. by unknown.photography March 5, 2020
bout to get Waka Flocka on this dumb bitch
To get absolutely crazy and violent with a bitch of dumb decent, another words to fuck someone up royally
bout to get Waka Flocka on this dumb bitch by scuba steve aka big bird October 24, 2010
CAN WE GET 1000 DISLIKES ON THIS DEFINITION
CAN WE GET 1000 DISLIKES ON THIS DEFINITION by ATotallyOriginalAndFunnyUserna December 4, 2020
Do you want to get in on some of this action?
Question commonly asked when one wants to know if another wants to get in on implied or stated action.
Jim: Do you want to get in on some of this action? *points to chips and salsa*
Pete: No thanks, I'm Good.
Jeremy: Do you want to get in on some of this action? *directs gaze toward female on which he is currently performing the Boston Tugboat*
Steves: Yes, thanks for asking! Let me get next.
Derek: Do you want to get in on some of this Taco Bell action?
Rob: Naw, I don't want none of that action.
Pete: No thanks, I'm Good.
Jeremy: Do you want to get in on some of this action? *directs gaze toward female on which he is currently performing the Boston Tugboat*
Steves: Yes, thanks for asking! Let me get next.
Derek: Do you want to get in on some of this Taco Bell action?
Rob: Naw, I don't want none of that action.
Do you want to get in on some of this action? by Darby Bommelstein August 16, 2011
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