2 definitions by I-Don't-Want-A-Nickname
A phrase used at the beginning of a sentence.
It's used to express the own acknowledgement that what one is replying to could be a joke.
It roughly translates into: "You could be joking, but I believe to have seen enough people who meant similar things. Also, I hate Woooosh-culture and don't want to give anyone the satisfaction to woooosh me in case it's a joke."
It's used to express the own acknowledgement that what one is replying to could be a joke.
It roughly translates into: "You could be joking, but I believe to have seen enough people who meant similar things. Also, I hate Woooosh-culture and don't want to give anyone the satisfaction to woooosh me in case it's a joke."
Person A: There is a fly in my soup.
Person B: Woooosh on me, but that's a raisin.
Person A: We should dine-n-dash.
Person B: Woooosh on me, but that's illegal and a dick move.
Person A: I'm always eating my greens but don't lose weight.
Person B: Woooosh on me, but I don't think it works like that.
Person B: Woooosh on me, but that's a raisin.
Person A: We should dine-n-dash.
Person B: Woooosh on me, but that's illegal and a dick move.
Person A: I'm always eating my greens but don't lose weight.
Person B: Woooosh on me, but I don't think it works like that.
by I-Don't-Want-A-Nickname September 28, 2019
A: Have you seen what that guy's brother did to his sandwich?
B: No, go away.
A: He took a big bite out of it with his big, shiny whities.
B: He took a bite out of it with his underpants?
A: What? No. His whities. His teeth.
B: Oh. Sure. Go away.
B: No, go away.
A: He took a big bite out of it with his big, shiny whities.
B: He took a bite out of it with his underpants?
A: What? No. His whities. His teeth.
B: Oh. Sure. Go away.
by I-Don't-Want-A-Nickname August 26, 2019