e i know huh

it means basically that you know...

you: thats was an awesome party last night
me:e i know huh... that party was the happs...

by ksr2011 March 18, 2008

sho know what to say

Another way to say "I know what you sayin...."

Tah Dal: Man that club was crunk as ever last night foo fool

Playboy: Sho know what to say

by Wood626 February 05, 2010

You don't even know

when someone is making fun of you about something that may not be true while others are laughing at you, you start crying and suddenly yell, SHUT UP, YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW!" and run away.

mean guy: ha ha! you're a baby, you're an idiot!

other guy: leave me alone, i did nothing to you.

mean guy: stupid retard!!

other guy: *starts toy cry* leave me alone!

mean guy: you probably still wet the bed!

other guy: SHUT UP, YOU DONT EVEN KNOW!!
*runs out of the room crying*

by poor dude.... June 05, 2005

I Don't Even Know

This clever phrase was invented by the bright, young man, Chris Allen. He patented the phrase on July 15, 2007. The phrase, "I don't even know," is quite an unique expression. It can be used as a extreme adjective to describe the undescribable, or it can be used to express thoughts of confusion. It can also be used as a verbal space filler. This phrase will go down as one of the best phrases in all of phraseology history.

"Man, that girl is as ugly as... i don't even know."

"What's going on tonight, bro?"
"I don't even know, man."

((When in a conversation and an awkward silence comes up))
"Yeah, well, I dont even know."

by C.Allen February 23, 2008

y'all don't know me

You aint no friend of me.

"I know you from somewhere." "You aint no friend of me."

by Quannesha October 22, 2003

You don't even know

A catch-prashe/slang used by dumb kids who don't know how to express themselves any better.

The hispanic girl on MTV's NEXT kept saying "you don't even knowwww what I'm going to do" and "you don't even knowwww me". But sadly, she didn't even knowwww what she was trying to articulate.

by homelezz January 04, 2007

been knowed (something specified)

This phrase is similar to "already know (something)" or "have known (something) for a long time". It's used when one is too lazy to speak the proper phrase. "Been knowed" seems to have a more powerful meaning though. Like you've known something so long that it's ridiculous that the other person trying to inform you of the topic that it is utterly ridiculous.

Dina: The new Snoop Dogg video is on the countdown.
Chris: I been knowed that fool.a

by ilovepp June 29, 2005