Irish Expressions
Slang: Go on out of that
Meaning: Oh, stop; I don't believe you; you're having me on.
Story:
Example: “I won the whole thing!” — “Go on out of that!”
Slang: Go on out of that
Meaning: Oh, stop; I don't believe you; you're having me on.
Story:
Usually playful rather than angry, this is a classic response to something surprising, flattering, or hard to believe. The tone does most of the work.
Example: “I won the whole thing!” — “Go on out of that!”