The act of stooping to someone's level (Meaning lowering your maturity or intellect momentarily) which is so far below what you would usually go.
Can also be used to indicate to the offending person that they've gone too far down.
Can also be used to indicate to the offending person that they've gone too far down.
EX 1: "I'd stoop to your level, but I don't want to Take The Elevator."
EX 2: "I didn't know you liked Taking The Elevator. Now even I don't want to hang out with you."
EX 2: "I didn't know you liked Taking The Elevator. Now even I don't want to hang out with you."
by Rohcnahtaed March 30, 2011
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Get the taking love mug.Like saying "hot take," but in a more condescending, roundabout way. It makes the receiver of the "interesting take" remark wonder...do they really think that take is interesting, or are they sarcastically mocking me?
Hm. Interesting take.
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by DeadByDawn October 14, 2004
Get the take a number mug.Hym "Soooo... What you're saying is: I would succeed where the others failed? I mean, it's not much of a take-down because I'm telling what I'm going to say to every question you could possibly ask. 'I'm ToO iMpOrTaNt To Go DoWn LiKe ThIs!' he saids. I mean, it's not like I need to be pulled off the ledge of a cliff. You're ethic literally requires you to tell the truth but you can't because you'd reveal yourself as a charlatan. And it would be an objectively good thing to do. Like the shopping cart moral dilemma thing. You're making rules just to exempt yourself from them at your convenience. That's the literal definition of playing God."
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