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Definitions by SomeDude2022

me and thee 

It just means I and you, it rhymes and just builds closeness with 'thy' friend that you're with
Hey man, me and thee gotta still together, united we stand, divided we fall!
me and thee by SomeDude2022 May 1, 2022

Rules for thee but not for me 

It means "rules for you but not for me", it means you have to follow the rules but not me
Trump: Rules for thee but not for me, you gotta release your tax returns but I don't have to do it because.... reasons.... bullshit... excuses....

It should be "rules for thee and rules for me, rules for all of us!" We must all follow the rules.

Fare thee well 

It means goodbye in earthy folk speech, it's a old style common word for the common working man/woman
Thanks for the goodies and stuff, fare thee well my friend!
Fare thee well by SomeDude2022 February 15, 2022

How fare thee 

It means 'hello, how are you?' in a old earthy folk way with thou thee thys
How fare thee my friend? Keeping up the good fight? Staying healthy?
How fare thee by SomeDude2022 February 15, 2022

For me not for thee 

"for me not for you", it's an old english Shakespearian way of saying "it's for me not for thee (you)"
The package is for me not for thee, bugger off thee!
For me not for thee by SomeDude2022 February 15, 2022

It's mine not thine 

"It's mine not yours", it's an old english way of saying don't touch it, it's mine not yours
Back off, it's mine not thine, get your own thing!
It's mine not thine by SomeDude2022 February 15, 2022