i can smell your soup from here

Another way to say that you understand what someone is saying.

Ex: "Did you see that episode of The Walking Dead last night?? It was insane!"

"Ya! I can smell your soup from here!"

by Familyfirst22 March 26, 2017

Steven Here

Most commonly used as a replacement word IE; and adjunct synonym. Often time used a friendly/non-formal greeting to a close friend or to describe some you may not be particularly fond of.

"STEVEN HERE"

"What's good my steven(10 kids in 10 years)"

"Bad news, my little ripper died"

"STEVEN!!!!!!!"

"I knew this was a scam"

by Steven, here March 3, 2025

Not Here

Your Dad.

Where’s my dad? He’s Not Here

by SoftLegz June 4, 2020

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by Adujasty343 July 13, 2025

My cousin is here

When a girl says"My cousin is here", she means she has got her period.

Judy: Hey, Claire. Wanna go swimming with me?
Claire: Aww, I can't. My cousin is here. Another"shark week" again, you know.
Judy: Oh, bummer!

by Sussie Q April 23, 2024

I'm Here

This is a good thing to say in response to someone asking you "How are you?" and you cannot really say "Bad because I don't want to be here today", so you say "I'm Here", and you say it with a monotone so that person gets the idea without jeopardizing your employment.

Sally: Hi Bill!! How are you on this wonderful Monday!!??
Bill: I'm Here

by Space Wrangler August 25, 2021

Not here to fuck spiders

“Fuck Spiders” Originally refers to (during boredom) putting all finger tips together and bouncing palms in and out. Which can look like two spiders fucking.

“Are we getting the job done?”

“Yeah, we’re not here to fuck spiders”

by URBAN155 July 18, 2022