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To 'Have something down' is to take a penil, pen or similarly sized and shaped cylindrical object and place it on the back of the middle finger with the other fingers resting ontop while said hand is rested flat on a table or other flat surface. Then the sportsman will raise the free hand above the pen. With a fast and sharp motion, the free hand is slammed down palm first on the back of the lower hand. The pen will then be snapped over the back of the middle finger. It can be relatively painful for those in the persuit of such sport.
The challenge is to break as many pens, pencils or other objects as possible in one go.
"I bet you cant 'ave that down"
"Jeez, Glynn... that's a fountain pen"
"Bugger it, I'll be having it down"
A day, where you must have at least 1 mental breakdown.
September 26th
Bob: What day is it?
Jack: It’s September 26th, that means it’s National “Have a Mental Breakdown” Day!
Bob: Oh cool… I’ll be in my room for a while, don’t come in for about an hour…
When: September 26th
A day when you’re supposed to have at least 1 mental breakdown.
Bob: Oi Jack, what day is it today?
Jack: It’s September 26th, and it’s National “Have a Mental-Breakdown” Day!
Bob: Oh cool! Well, I’ll be in my room having a breakdown, so please leave me alone for about 20min.
A way for gang members to let each other know police is on a way to them (as goons don't usually tell each other to have a beautiful day); it's usually for dealers, to warn someone and not to be charged for helping for aiding. Often used in west and northside of florida. (usually "you too" is ask for help to escape)
- Ay; you 'bout to have a beautiful day, homie
- Aight, thanks g;
- Something stopped me otw; i'll catch you later, have a beautiful day!
- Shit; thanks for letting me kno'
- Have a beautiful day!
- you too
- be there in 5
Skyler: "Please hand this to your car care professional, and have an A1 day."
1. The incorrect spelling of the word "having".
2. For people that can't spell the word "having".
He didn't know how to write, so he spelled it haveing instead of having
carter is a nickname for ‘cart’ so when asking if they’ve seen carter you’re asking them if they have a cart on them
hey have you seen carter?
no but i’m pretty sure josh saw carter