working on it
working on it by Dr. Worm February 4, 2004
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Working on it
Phrasal verb used to denote various stages in the preparation, mastication, and digestion of food, along with the process of eliminating the waste products thereof.
1. Is dinner ready, or are you still working on it?
2. Can I take your plate, or are you still working on it?
3. Man, I'm still working on that tortilla three hours after I ate it.
4. Man, there was so much cheese in that quesadilla that I'm still working on crapping it all out.
2. Can I take your plate, or are you still working on it?
3. Man, I'm still working on that tortilla three hours after I ate it.
4. Man, there was so much cheese in that quesadilla that I'm still working on crapping it all out.
Working on it by Ernest Peabody July 25, 2006
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I'm working on it
A phrase use to give a quick and satisfying response without prompting another question especially when work is not being done.
I'm working on it by Cooc June 19, 2008
Make the most of the Sun’s last few days in your sign to get what you are working on to a level where it cannot be undone by anyone at a later date. If you focus on finishing what you have already started the rewards could be spectacular.
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Make the most of the Sun’s last few days in your sign to get what you are working on to a level where it cannot be undone by anyone at a later date. If you focus on finishing what you have already started the rewards could be spectacular.
make the most of the Sun’s last few days in your sign to get what you are working on to a level where it cannot be undone by anyone at a later date. If you focus on finishing what you have already started the rewards could be spectacular.
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make the most of the Sun’s last few days in your sign to get what you are working on to a level where it cannot be undone by anyone at a later date. If you focus on finishing what you have already started the rewards could be spectacular.
Im workin on it!!
Famously sputtered by the infamous chris chan while his Dad (Bob) Was demanding him to "Take down the internet!" This was more evidence of chris' heavy laziness.
Bob Chandler: Now get that god d* Stuff off of there and fast!
Chris: Im workin on it!! I wAs mAKiNG a YouTuBE VIdeO!
Chris: Im workin on it!! I wAs mAKiNG a YouTuBE VIdeO!
Im workin on it!! by Thishandleisntinuse May 31, 2020
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