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What is Get off my lawn?Used by old men, or women; who have no respect for kids, or teens, playing outdoor games. This is a phrase generally uttered within seconds of someone touching the lawn. Its almost as if the person sits and waits, like a robot, waiting for someone to go on thier lawn. People uttering this line normally have shotguns, and will fire randomly if provoked. Kid: This is a fun game of Manhunt *Steps on Lawn. Get off my lawn - videoGet off my lawn - what is it?a general statement Get off my lawn! What does "Get off my lawn" mean?also see hillbilly something that i said that made my teacher laugh so hard in social studies that milk came outta his nose GET off my lawn bitch!!!!!!!!1 Get off my lawn - what does it mean?Get out of my space, Get Out of my bubble. To ask a person not to crowd you or to move from a place you were sitting or at prior to the persons encroachment. Get Off My Lawn Means Move Away!! A person is in your seat "Hey Get Off My Lawn" A person is too close in a conversation "Dude Get off My Lawn" Get off my lawn - meaningsaying refering for someone to get out of your business man: so katie dumped you for man #3 because you didn't give her enough love? Get off my lawn - definition(1)-Interjection- For an old person to yell, bicker, and bitch at you to get off his piss-yellow lawn. "Hey you rascals! Get the fuck off my lawn!!!" Get off my lawn - slangA tagline added to posts that reveal the author's age, which is higher than he/she would otherwise care to admit. It plays on the clichΓ© of the elderly yelling at kids who trespass on their lawns. "You've got it easy with broadband. When I got my first AOL account, I had a 14.4K modem that I paid $150 for. Now get off my lawn! :-)" Get off my lawnslang expression: get off my back; leave me alone; go away "Is that project that's due tomorrow finished yet?" Get off my lawnThe way a grumpy old man greets small children playing soccer while he's sitting in a rocking chair. Children: Sir? Can we have our ball back? |
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