Did a Mel

To be such a drunken mess and a lightweight that upon imbibing copious amounts of alcohol you are rendered involuntarily unconscious and unable to be wrested from your slumber.

I’m such a mess, I got so drunk at that party the other night that I did a mel and woke up on the couch on my own and everyone had gone home

Did you

Did you seriously just upvote that one definition that said NOT TO UPVOTE IT

DID YOU!?

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a wizard did it

Phrase originating from the Simpsons, used in response to fans pointing out plot holes, continuity errors, and any mistakes the animators or writers may've made.

Voice Actor: "Whenever you see something strange with continuity, a wizard did it."

Fan: "But when-"

Voice Actor: "a wizard did it."

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did it for the shirt

An excuse used to clear your status from a stupid act that you performed.

It basically comes from the idea that all events have shirts, regardless of how great the event really was.

Guy 1: I can't believe you banged her...
Guy 2: Yeah, I just did it for the shirt
Gu1 1: What shirt?
Guy 2: You know, the 'I banged your mom last night' shirt...

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did a do

Phrase used to describe an accomplishment that cannot be adequately summed up with another phrase. Due to its informal nature, it is usually used for minor accomplishments, usually among close friends. It rarely is used negatively or sarcastically.

After getting a small part in the community play, Jamie's friends congratulated him, saying "Jamie did a do."

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Tia Did It

A term that the person Anonymous #88,001 obviously has no clue about.

The term originally appeared in August 2010 on the amirite.net chat room when one user told a BS story that got everyone enraged and then blamed her actions on her made up sister "Tia".

Tia Creator: It wasn't me who did it.
Brock: Who was it then?
Tia Creator: My sister.
Brock: What's your sister's name?
Tia Creator: Tia.

Translation: Tia Did It

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Simpsons did it

A phrase taken from an episode title of the tv show South Park. Used to tell someone that an idea, phrase or word they think is original or they created has actually already been created/done/said.

Larry: look at this meme I just made
Tom: simpsons did it

Tom: I just thought of a great idea, sliced bread
Larry: simpsons did it