Take It Deep
the opposite of “take it easy”, said with a snarly, vindicative purpose. commonly used when dismissing someone you don’t like.
mike: later dude.
joe: take it deep.
simple, yet effective.
could be used as a greeting or an obscure insult not to be picked up on. often confused for take it easy.
also as a s-xual inuendo in the right form. see example 2
1. i can’t get breakfast after 11 am? that’s okay, take it deep!
2. take it deep in the heart of the browneye!
international way of saying goodbye
hey buddy take it deep!
what half of shadow mountain does on friday/sat-rday night
ms a: todd, move up here, now!
me: wth? take it deep
jamoo: pretty much…
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