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Has left the chat

When someone has left some kind of impact, typically bad, that it forces a related person or group of people to check out (leave) out of embarrassment or disinterest.

The phrase references old time chat rooms with the notice that “____ has left the chat.”
*Shane Dawson’s ‘The Mind of Jake Paul’ video ends*

“Jake Paul has left the chat.”
or
“The Pauls have left the chat.”
Has left the chat by C. Dardano October 4, 2018
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The Left can’t meme 

The very fact that you get offended by this proves the statement
Dude lots of people are offended by the left can’t meme meme

Ikr thats the reasons that the left can’t meme

top left 

Denotes from the heart. Telling the truth.
"I swear man! Top left!"
top left by topleft August 14, 2007

and if you don't like it pass the blunt to the nigga on your left 

an awesome quote from the true gangsta Jimmy from the town of South Park.
Jimmy's Mom: I won't let you go back to that gang.
Jimmy: I will and if you don't like it you can pass the blunt to the nigga on your left

NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND 

A education program proudly promoted by our "Bush for brains" President, whereby he guarantees that no child will be left behind. This is easily accomplished since he plans to make sure that no child will be advancing either.
Bush wants to make sure that no child gets left behind and ends up getting missundereducated like him.(See missunderestimated)
NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND by JOE September 29, 2003

haters to the left

A command indicating that negative people should go away, or if you don't like something then GTFO.

First spoken by Kenneth on the TV show 30 Rock in March 2007, popularized on celebrity gossip websites such as ONTD. Derived from lyrics in Beyonce's 2006 song Irreplaceable: "to the left, to the left / everything you own in a box to the left."
"Don't let no one in who's not on the list because this mess is gonna get raw, like sushi. So, haters to the left."

"Beyonce is a goddess, haters to the left!"
haters to the left by LriG November 26, 2009