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Why? So you can take another crack at trying to suck my dick?
Hym "Boy oh boy would I love to have a real dialogue in the context of my public notoriety with someone who knows who I am."
Guy "Get a job!"
Hym "Super helpful. I never would have thought of that without your petty, bitch-made retort. That's a great idea because that way I won't get what I want and I'll get to work until I die without getting what I want. Fantastic advice. You're a true scholar."
when a person is talking to much about something they don't know about
kid 1: yeah the patriots are trash. patriots fan: ay watch your mouth boy get off my set kid
Getting Kylie’d - A girl being lead to believe she is in the process of forming a relationship with a man, while the man is talking to several other girls (including her friends). This process can go on for days, months, and even years with no regard for the girl or her feelings.
To Kylie a girl is to make her fall so deep in love with you and string her along, making her believe she is your girlfriend, while you have no actual intentions of making her yours.
KYLIE: So what are we??? We have been seeing each other for 4 years!
LOUIE: We? There is no we.
GEORGE: She’s getting Kylie’d
Originally referenced in Sheck Wes’s breakout freestyle single Mobamba. “Getting polled” is a threat to those fucking around, equivalent to the act of being forcibly sodomized with a poll.
Buddy if you keep fucking around, your ass gon’ get polled.
Well the last thing I want is to be getting polled.
When someone Drink or ingests alot of nyquil so that he/she may hallucinate and or trip getting some kind or euphoria for fighting off sleep depravation.
someone talking to there friend saying Im getting quilted tonight bro. meaning hes gonna get high off nyquil
It is typically used to mean that someone has obtained useful information that will help them to progress in a venture or task.
1."We finally got a lead on a girl"
2. "I've been looking for a job for weeks, but now I've got a lead from an old classmate on a potential opportunity."
3. "We will get a lead on this case soon"