by Plentymulla April 24, 2022
To fuck up the church money is to do something that causes one to lose discretionary income. For many people, tithing is something that is done once all the necessities have been covered and all the bills have been paid. Very often tithes are paid out of this remaining balance. An example of fucking up the church money is losing a wager. After paying the wager, there may be no money left to give to the church.
Paul: I bet $500 dollars on Alabama and they lost to Texas A&M.
Big Dee: That's how you fuck up the church money.
Big Dee: That's how you fuck up the church money.
by Circ Max October 18, 2021
by Dwight Taylor December 20, 2006
Back up that money truck! — Financial windfall that occurs because of a random accidental situation; or, because of purposeful criminal activity. The exclamation “Back up that money truck!” is yelled the moment one gets a gander of the settlement check; or, the first pile of money made from successful illegal activity.
1) My car got rear ended by a city bus going up hill on a sunny day at high noon! LAWSUIT!!!!!! Back up that money truck!
2) All of those knock off designer bags got sold and no one got caught. Everyone came back with pockets so swole with money; their asses looked like they had THE MUMPS!!!!! Re-up on the gear!!!! And then, Back up that money truck!
2) All of those knock off designer bags got sold and no one got caught. Everyone came back with pockets so swole with money; their asses looked like they had THE MUMPS!!!!! Re-up on the gear!!!! And then, Back up that money truck!
by Mind Hunter the Profiler June 15, 2023
An affirmation or indication that one is in agreement with what has been requested or stated . Meaning of course, or in some cases of course you moron.
You say "Hey! Cold Bob, Ya made bail! "
Cold Bob replies " Word up G-Money"
your best friend offers you a beer you take it stating "word up"
Cold Bob replies " Word up G-Money"
your best friend offers you a beer you take it stating "word up"
by Trixxie 2005 August 23, 2005
A phrase used when you either
A: hear about or see something that you would pay large amounts of money for.
B: Hear about an awesome idea you would actively invest in.
The origin comes from Futurama Season 6 episode 3.
A: hear about or see something that you would pay large amounts of money for.
B: Hear about an awesome idea you would actively invest in.
The origin comes from Futurama Season 6 episode 3.
Johnny: "Hey Bobby, did you hear about the new X Box? It's got compatibility with blu-ray, downloadable content of old console games, no red ring of death, and gives you a handjob every time you win a game!"
Bobby: "Shut up and take my money!"
Bobby: "Shut up and take my money!"
by ornjoos January 07, 2012
When the subject of the conversation is not the primary bread winner in a relationship. Usually a girl who underachieves at work because her partner is the primary wage earner and the extra income/stress isn't necessary.
by grimboj May 12, 2011