"With all the lay-offs that morning, it was rough. I hit the bar around the corner for a liquid lunch mid-day."
by Alexandra July 27, 2004
A phrase used to indicate that a romantic or sexual relationship has ended, or is, as when the wheels do fall off a wagon, kaput. Sometimes heard as "wheels fall off the wagon" or "wheels falling off the wagon"
"She found out he was also shagging her brother and so the wheels fell off the wagon then."
"Her incessant screwing around on him made the wheels fall of the wagon, and he dumped her."
"If he keeps that up, I can see the wheels falling of the wagon soon."
"Her incessant screwing around on him made the wheels fall of the wagon, and he dumped her."
"If he keeps that up, I can see the wheels falling of the wagon soon."
by Alexandra July 29, 2004
by alexandra December 16, 2004
Worst band ever...especially because all you "im-so-punk" kids think they're really good. Some of the absolute worst, fake, whiny, mtv-manufactured lyrics I've ever seen. And they always have to be mad cause blah blah they're girlfriend is a bitch and blah blah their parents don't love them and blah blah they're addicted to drugs. SHUT THE FUCK UP!
IM SO PUNK BECAUSE IVE GOT A MOHAWK AND YELL ABOUT HOW IM SO COOL CAUSE I GET HIGH AND STUFF AND yeah, im depressed and i hate my girlfriend .. anarchist forever!! *cough*.
by alexandra March 26, 2005
by Alexandra April 22, 2005
by Alexandra February 12, 2005
An euphemism used to avoid telling of your true destination, often in reply to an awkward question. In Great Britain, it is commonly used as a euphemism for going to the toilet.
"Are you and your wife coming out tonight?" "Uhhhh, I'm going to see a man about a dog."
"How come you're leaving the table?" "I'm going to see a man about a dog."
"How come you're leaving the table?" "I'm going to see a man about a dog."
by Alexandra July 29, 2004