a way of talking about someone specific: to avoid ramming their name into the ground; to sound contractual; or to completely obscure that person's identity and save face.
i, j-doe, do hereby attest to agreement between self and said person that neither shall utter a word about what just happened.
by Furrowed Brow April 21, 2004
by Ashton Harmon September 18, 2019
a little edgy
worth the bruise
we know a little funk
we know a little blues
our "thing" is yet unborn
we joke around it
we take strange turns
you like your greens
I stick to red
that didnt stop us
when we first met
remember, the glory,
the heat and the tears,
the menace, the joy,
the hope and the fears
foresee whats possible
assume whats clear
a little wiser, are we
a little less full of it
still no change of direction
no grabbing the wheel
if you asked me today
(and i can only speak for myself but)
I never felt so real
worth the bruise
we know a little funk
we know a little blues
our "thing" is yet unborn
we joke around it
we take strange turns
you like your greens
I stick to red
that didnt stop us
when we first met
remember, the glory,
the heat and the tears,
the menace, the joy,
the hope and the fears
foresee whats possible
assume whats clear
a little wiser, are we
a little less full of it
still no change of direction
no grabbing the wheel
if you asked me today
(and i can only speak for myself but)
I never felt so real
Hey, don't fall back into old patterns. You're communicating with humans!
(Who said it, him or her?)
(Who said it, him or her?)
by Krkič October 31, 2019
Unique individual of which all marvel at the sheer sight of his magnificents.... A Higher being amongst peasants... The perfect lover who has mastered the arts of The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana....A worker of Said tool... He is well versed in oral play of a woman's anus....Literally The Worlds Most Handsome Man....
He has reached "Head Said" status....
If it ain't Head Said, I don't want it!
I want said head only from Head Said...
If it ain't Head Said, I don't want it!
I want said head only from Head Said...
by Handsome Jimmy November 9, 2013
used when posting on internet forums, it is a way to ensure that your replies (and subsequently your reputation) dont fall victim to the dreaded post edit.
Original post: Who is your favorite actor?
Reply 1: Brad Pitt
Reply 2: It said pens. Matt Damon
Edited post: Which actor do you have sexual fantasies about on a regular basis?
Reply 1: Brad Pitt (now self incriminated)
Reply 2: It said pens. Matt Damon (dignity has been saved)
Reply 1: Brad Pitt
Reply 2: It said pens. Matt Damon
Edited post: Which actor do you have sexual fantasies about on a regular basis?
Reply 1: Brad Pitt (now self incriminated)
Reply 2: It said pens. Matt Damon (dignity has been saved)
by Booogs September 28, 2006
Usually used as the definitive end of a typed statement, particularly when talking negatively about the content of that statement and where punctuation and grammar are questionable.
Popularised by first use on the OWLSTALK web forum and SteveZone websites.
Note, 'at all' must be written as one, e.g. 'atall' and 'said' remains seperate from 'atall'.
Popularised by first use on the OWLSTALK web forum and SteveZone websites.
Note, 'at all' must be written as one, e.g. 'atall' and 'said' remains seperate from 'atall'.
"I not do blumpkin atall said"
"you not see wwe babes and join stevezone atall said"
"I banned all spammers and swears atall said"
"you eat your own mugs and eyeballs smell of chicken atall said"
"you not see wwe babes and join stevezone atall said"
"I banned all spammers and swears atall said"
"you eat your own mugs and eyeballs smell of chicken atall said"
by deejayone July 17, 2009
What people write when they don't actually have anything important to say OR they believe their argument is superior (but can't prove it).
Either way it is an easy way out and a lazy move. People use it to bluff others by pretending like there is much more to say, when in reality they can't think of anything to add that is important or useful.
Mostly used by people who desperately want to feel superior, but lack the actual supporting information to be superior in an argument (or even contribute).
When you say "nuff said" you are letting people know that you are not able to have a normal conversation, and cannot accept anything against what you believe.
Either way it is an easy way out and a lazy move. People use it to bluff others by pretending like there is much more to say, when in reality they can't think of anything to add that is important or useful.
Mostly used by people who desperately want to feel superior, but lack the actual supporting information to be superior in an argument (or even contribute).
When you say "nuff said" you are letting people know that you are not able to have a normal conversation, and cannot accept anything against what you believe.
The *gun name* is the best gun in the world right now, nuff said. (Source?)
My *car name* is faster than yours, nuff said. (Why?)
*Game name* is the best game ever released, nuff said. (Stupid)
My *car name* is faster than yours, nuff said. (Why?)
*Game name* is the best game ever released, nuff said. (Stupid)
by moronspatrol May 19, 2009