by Aky1milk March 02, 2021
When someone won't leave you alone and keeps disrespecting you in a way. So, you respond with why you on my top.
by It gets to a point December 13, 2024
Da often-largely-bu**s**t "you think THAT'S difficult/meager/boring?? You coddled soft-livin' young people of today haven't a bleepin' CLUE about how dull/tough/harsh things USED to be for the common person!" retort given by arrogant elders to try to brush off a whiny-but-often-perfectly reasonable/legitimate request/complaint/excuse proffered by someone "from da newer generation".
Before you go sagely wagging your finger and snorting, "Why, when I was a boy..." anytime a younger person whimpers/protests to you about something, you should first seriously consider whether whatever "way back when" condition that you are referring to was truly fair/wise/healthy, or if it was merely based on the "unenlightened" prejudiced/close-minded/stereotypical thinking, unawareness/disregard for basic health/safety concerns, etc. which was so tragically rampant "back in the good ol' days", such as toxic building-materials, leaded gasoline, racial hatred, disregard for the dangers of radioactivity, lack of tolerance/sympathy/allowances for physically and/or mentally-challenged citizens, etc. Maybe the "young whippersnapper" who is bringing his dissatisfaction to your attention does indeed have a valid point which stems from modern-day knowledge and progressive thinking --- again, just because YOU had to put up with all of that "insipid/hard/agonized-living" crap during your formative years does **not** arbitrarily mean that it was fair or safe or reasonable, and therefore you should not blindly use it as a justifying example of what said youngster should think/tolerate nowadays.
by QuacksO August 04, 2019
by Jarate September 14, 2022
It comes from Bulgarian, It's used to answer something you don't want to give the answer to. This is a litteral translation of the phrase.
Note: It's very childish to say something like that, It's like using the phrase "no u", one of the reasons It's used is because It rhymes.
Note: It's very childish to say something like that, It's like using the phrase "no u", one of the reasons It's used is because It rhymes.
Some Guy: Why won't you ever answer any question with an actual answer?
Other Guy: It's Because why, "why" ends on a "Y"
Other Guy: It's Because why, "why" ends on a "Y"
by UglyFatBoy98 April 29, 2020
A term used in a Matt Rose video about voice searching where in this case Ratatouille is mistaken for “Why Did You Kill Me?”.
by Illegal, Meaning, Bad. December 27, 2024
(Why me's) is code for law enforcement
or can reference someone who repeats the same mistakes that land them in "Dire Straits"
depending on the context used
or can reference someone who repeats the same mistakes that land them in "Dire Straits"
depending on the context used
by CWavey March 08, 2024