A person who superficially affects the perceived mannerisms of a Jamaican Rastafarian, despite having no connection to either Jamaica or the tenets of Rasta life.
"That yes-I with the dirty stringy dreads talks phony patois to everyone, even though he hasn't been within a thousand miles of Jamaica"
by Welle Crabbit January 25, 2006
by tesla 2 electric boogaloo February 24, 2020
taking simply mathematical principals, two positives make a positive, two negatives makes a positive, so a negative combined with a positive leaves a negative.
so a question like, "can't you fix that computer?" requires the response, "Yes I can't" if indeed, you cannot do so, but "no, I can" if you are able to.
simple really
so a question like, "can't you fix that computer?" requires the response, "Yes I can't" if indeed, you cannot do so, but "no, I can" if you are able to.
simple really
by progrelayer April 26, 2009
Can I go to the mall?
Response: Yes you can't
Can you go to the party this weekend?
Response: Yes I can't
Response: Yes you can't
Can you go to the party this weekend?
Response: Yes I can't
by Young Shady November 4, 2008
by ILovePenguinz December 30, 2017
Retaliatory remark to "oh no you di'int". Of Canadian origin. Derivation of the phrases "suck on that" and "I went there". The apostrophe is used to separate the word "did" into two syllables.
Jack: "Yo mama's so fat when I poked her belly gravy came out"
Jill: "Oh no you DI'INT"
Jack: "Oh yes i di'id"
Jill: "Oh no you DI'INT"
Jack: "Oh yes i di'id"
by Mr Manfred Manson October 17, 2009
Person 1: Bro what's the best part of Unforgiven by LE SSERAFIM?
Person 2: The "Unforgiven Yes I Was Bleeding" part.
Person 2: The "Unforgiven Yes I Was Bleeding" part.
by istanstraykidsNT May 28, 2023