A fork of Rural Dictionary
"some nerve" is used to describe people that have a lot of balls, guts, or nuts to ask or do something. It usually is used in a negative light.
For example: A homeless house guest that has been given a lot of gifts, a truck, a house of their own, and a job has "some nerve" to ask for more.
Homeless House guest: Thanks for the truck, house, job, and new clothes.
Hostess: Your welcome, I'm glad I could assist.
Homeless House guest: Before I move out into that new house with the new car you gave me, what happened to the birthday gifts you were going to give me?
Hostess: You have some nerve asking for more things when it's clear I have given you a lot.
When someone is being a little bitch or doing something that is just straight stupid
“Yo goose, jake is on some bullshit right now”
A phrase uttered when releasing pent up aggression and expressing pleasure at doing so, such as:
1) When your football team scores
2) During sex
3) When someone you dislike is humiliated
Note that this phrase should never be written in lower case, and when vocalised should always be accompanied by your best cum face
1) 1-0! HAVE SOME OF THAT!
2) Mmmm yeah baby, stick your tongue out... HAVE SOME OF THAT
3) Hahaha, he's fallen off his bike. HAVE SOME OF THAT, you stupid wanker.
Used when you intend to imply only a very little amount of gayness in your statement; you may or may not act on said homosexual desire/behavior
Mike: If you score another touch down, I'm gonna blow you. Some homo.
John: Umm...okay
That's some bullshit; ie that's not fair, that's not correct, that's not good, etc
Usually used when one is frustrated at something.
I got stuck in traffic for hours, that's some cheese!
When you want to get it on (have sex) but not with the person you usually get it on with because you just need something a little bit different.
I just really need some strange tonight!
Used in general when there is a little bit more than expected of a certain thing - be it money, years, people, clothes, gas, inches, whatever.
Richard: How old are you Jane?
Jane: Seventeen and some change.