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I know I'm pretty ignorant of kids language these days, but I've just heard a new one yesterday while in the parking lot of the store last night. The young guys "shook hands" as it may (at chest level) and one of them said "take you down, bro" then went off into their friendly conversation. Anyone have any idea what that means? Just curious.

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SW-User

He wanted to take that guy away to speak to him privately.

Their grammar is primitive you see.

silentwriter180 · 51-55, F

@SW-User Thank you. When I heard it at first, I thought they were going to fight, until they got into friendly conversation as they were good friends.

Groofydorkgerdo · 56-60, M

Did he say 'take you down', or 'talk you down'?
'Take you down is a threat, indicating a proper and most thorough ass whuppin.
'Talk you down is an expression indicating the need or desire to engage in dialouge of particular imimport, but falling short of a conversation of paramount significance.

silentwriter180 · 51-55, F

@Groofydorkgerdo Sounded like Take, but with their behavior, it may have been talk. I'm not sure now. Thank you.

Serenitree · F

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=take+you+down

take you down

music
the new song from chris brown...which is a song about sex mostly but it's good
it ain't my 1st time but baby girl we can pretend
take this bump and grind girl tonight will never end
can i take you down
i really wanna take you down
and show you what i'm about
let me take you down
your body body
#chris#brown#exclusive#take#you#down#take you down

puck61

It was the alpha reminding the beta of his alpha status while maintaining a close camaraderie and empathy.

silentkillx2 · F

Sounds like they were about to complete in a competition with each other

GlueGun

it was a drug deal.

SW-User

No idea

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