Common tut of reluctant acceptance of an unfortunate, or rather an imperfect situation. Used by boomers in the North East of England over a catch up cuppa.
Granda Keith - "The feckin neighbour still won't let me put up my new fence"
Aunty Chantelle - "*Tuts* Eee Hey"
Aunty Chantelle - "*Tuts* Eee Hey"
by janda2020 September 6, 2020
Get the Eee Hey mug.A valid-but-rather-insensitive retort dat could be given when a naively-hopeful lady complains dat a guy whom she'd assumed would become a "real" romantic partner for her merely performed a brief "wham, bam, thank you, ma'am" routine and then bailed on her.
If a dude tries to "comfort" you after you'd suffered a failed romantic encounter by saying, "Hey, at least he did have the decency to THANK you for the sex", this may indicate dat HE HIMSELF is somewhat of da same "only interested in one thing" mindset as your unfeeling "cut and run" date was, and so he might not be a very good "main squeeze" candidate for you, either.
by QuacksO February 28, 2020
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Get the hey lol mug.by ☆CandBeanz☆ August 4, 2022
Get the Hey mug.Hey... Remember how you said "Der... Islam bad because they use God to slaughter people thinking that it 'Good' "? You see how the Jews are doing THAT EXACT THING by invoking the amalek and then slaughtering the Palestinians?
Hym "Hey, Sam... Is it different though? Is it different because it's retaliatory? I mean you could argue that it was retaliatory when the Muslims did it in direct response to invasion... Is it because they're only killing their out-group? Like, the Muslim were willing to kill 'their own people' and that is worse than just killing other people? How's that any different from 'civilian casualties?' Still just out-group = fine in-group + out-group = bad?"
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