What is Take It Where You Shake It?

1.

Similar to "get lost" or "take a hike," TIWYSI is a wildly popular expression meaning "you annoy me and I want you to go far away from this place where we are standing."

Attractive middle-aged man to a group of troublemakers congregating in front of his home: "Hey - take it where you shake it!"

See take, shake, goons, thugs, hoods

2.

Go away, but not literally to the place where you shake "it".

"Can I bum a smoke?"

"Dude, take it where you shake it"

See leave, scram, stay, shake, take
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