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hit the bricks 

1.)A sometimes insulting way of telling someone to go away, get lost, or leave you alone. Commonly acompanied by the word "junior".

2.) To uninsultingly instruct 1 or more people to leave.
1.)

Hit the bricks junior!

Three's a crowd, so hit the bricks.

2.)

Man, this party's stale. Let's hit the bricks.

I'll play one more, than I'm gonna hit the bricks.
hit the bricks by Cody May 23, 2004
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hit the bricks 

"Yo, hit tha bricks nigga!"
"This is fucked, lets hit tha bricks."
hit the bricks by Diego September 5, 2003

hit the bricks 

im going staight to my baby momma's house when i hit the bricks.
hit the bricks by bstyle May 20, 2004

hit the bricks 

When i walked out to my car there were cops in the drive, so i HIT THE BRICKS throwing crack rocks into peoples yards..
hit the bricks by kaotik_jay May 22, 2004

hit the bricks 

i was broke so i had to hit the bricks.
hit the bricks by arffart May 11, 2011

Hit the shit bricks 

A phrase used to indicate that you're heading to bed. The origin of this saying is unclear as it makes no sense whatsoever.
"Aight fellas, it's time for me to hit the shit bricks."

"What the fuck are you talking about?"

Hit the brick 

To eat Ramen noodles without cooking, straight from the package. Typically a last resort consumption of non-liquid matter, performed by drunk college students. Flavor packet may be sprinkled onto the ramen brick.
"Dude I'm too fucking wasted to leave the dorm room... I'm just gonna hit the brick."

"Eww; only freshmen hit the brick."
Hit the brick by add4free December 22, 2014
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