go with you
go with you by Bull dog May 4, 2016
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Why didn't you go with him?
Earl: "I'm such an idiot. I saw our neighbor Mrs. Lundgren at the store today, so I asked her how her husband was doing. I didn't know he was dead. She said 'he's gone' and I thought he was on a trip. So I asked, 'Why didn't you go with him?'"
Opal (horrified): EARL!!!
~ "Pickles" by Brian Crane
Opal (horrified): EARL!!!
~ "Pickles" by Brian Crane
Why didn't you go with him? by Ubeenbamboozledson March 8, 2022
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go with you • Go with your move • how'd it go with your lady friend? Carve up any ice...with your wiener? • go ahead with your bad self • Go shopping with your best friend day • Just go on with your life • go have fun with yourself • Why didn't you go with him? • go play ping pong with your ding dong • Would you like a large fry to go with that shake?
Would you like a large fry to go with that shake?
When you work at a fast food restaurant, if a foxy chick orders a milkshake, you are supposed to ask, "Would you like a large fry to go with that shake?"
"Would you like a large fry to go with that shake?" means "Would you like me to cram my peter into that sexy little body of yours?"
Would you like a large fry to go with that shake? by Peter Crammer August 1, 2006
i don't want to go to school today i want to stay home and bake cookies with you
from the movie Space Jam. Often used by men who are dating women that are no good for them, in circumstances such as Facebook. usually found by the next girlfriend many years later.
(On a guy's facebook page) "I don't want to go to school today I want to stay home and bake cookies with you...(insert skank's name here)".
Will you go out with me?
"Will you go out with me?"
"Yes."
or (and, according to my brain, the most likely situation)
"Will you go out with me?"
"No."
"Yes."
or (and, according to my brain, the most likely situation)
"Will you go out with me?"
"No."
Will you go out with me? by The Second Dictionary Man December 13, 2013
go away or I will replace you with a simple shell script
Shell scripts don't require salaries and don't complain about yesterdays coffee. You should pay more attention to the creative possibilities of shell scripts, especially in relation to human resources.
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go away or I will replace you with a simple shell script by another nerd out there... September 17, 2003
go away or I will replace you with a simple shell script
A semi clever quip made by computer geeks and gurus.. Quite similar to the military quip " You are so fucking useless, I should replace you with a button"
go away or I will replace you with a simple shell script by Guru June 15, 2003
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