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What is in the tube?
A water bong, particularly one used to smoke marijuana.
You guys tryin' to rip a couple tubes after the mixer?
in the tube - video
In the tube - what is it?
Noun: A derisive and/or derogatory term for a Woman's vagina.
Dahveed: "Yo Emy, why'd you break-up with Jackie?"
Emy: "I was tired of banging her tube"
Dahveed: "Hey that brode is so hawt I wanna fuck her tube"
What does "in the tube" mean?
A verb. To Tube something, meaning to search for something on youtube.com.
- I cant find that song. - Well "tube it" then.
- Never heard of him. Gotta "tube him" later.
- I was "tubing" around yesterday when i noticed this awsome singer! U just got to "Tube her"!
In the tube - what does it mean?
What the internet is made up of.
The internet is not something that you just dump something on. It's not a big truck. It's... it's a series of tubes.
In the tube - meaning
I feel like watching the tube
In the tube - definition
When a server is overloaded by over-zealous using.
Althought the term was created by PA, tubing is not only through their linking to other pages.
The forum was totally tubed cos people (you know who you are) were posting all this useless stuff.
In the tube - slang
london underground/metro/subway
fuck the tube, I have a car.
In the tube
Idiot, innocent fool -- particularly a teenager.
Scots origin Glasgow urban slag
"See him he's a pure tube man !"
translates as "That chap is a proper fool"
In the tube
"The Tube" was made up by Brandon DiCamillo, who frequently talks about it on Radio Bam. The Tube is a long, clear plastic tube. It is used in a competition where two people, preferably men, insert an end into each of their anuses. Then they both defecate. The winner is determined by whose feces comes out the other side.
You lost at the tube
In the tube
Phrase meaning - Fully reachable through on-line chat, email, and phone. Typically used in an collaborative work setting to denote that you will be out of office, but easily reachable. Originating in the southeast, it may be a derivation stemming from the old office mail suction tubes - "able to be reached through the tubes".
I'm working from home today "in the tube".