by cookiemonster1999 May 05, 2015
1. Abbreviated phrase of the longer expression "I'm not sayin, Im just sayin," meaning to merely suggest an idea or comment without making it your personal opinion or belief.
2. To say something aloud without advocating or supporting it
2. To say something aloud without advocating or supporting it
"Dude why do poor people have so many fucking children? They should have to agree to permanent birth control before they apply for welfare."
-- "Hahah so you think poor people shouldnt have kids???"
--" I dunno Im not sayin, i'm just sayin..."
-- "Hahah so you think poor people shouldnt have kids???"
--" I dunno Im not sayin, i'm just sayin..."
by Lil Wayne23344 August 05, 2008
A phrase used to signify to an individual that you are aware of their current level shenanigans and believe that you have surpassed them in your level of shenanigans.
The phrase is best delivered in a condescending vocal tone.
The phrase is best delivered in a condescending vocal tone.
by technocrat September 04, 2011
When a video or picture (usually a comic) about mental health and suicide is posted on any place in social media, you're most likely going to find a comment saying "i'm 14 (sometimes 12, 13, 15, and 16) and this is deep."
This is used by memelords, attention-seeking edgy teenagers that express their suicidal thoughts and depressed feelings on social media, and it is used to mock people that can actually relate to it.
This is used by memelords, attention-seeking edgy teenagers that express their suicidal thoughts and depressed feelings on social media, and it is used to mock people that can actually relate to it.
by donttouchmex July 06, 2019
Used to describe some skill or ability that one excels in.
Originally coined by Ralph Wiggum of the Simpsons, saying "Sleep! That's where I'm a viking!" While obviously meaning that he is a viking in his dream, it has been reinterpreted by nerds to mean that Ralph excels at sleep, and describes himself as a "viking" in that field.
Most often used by Dungeons and Dragons nerds to describe a particularly high stat.
Originally coined by Ralph Wiggum of the Simpsons, saying "Sleep! That's where I'm a viking!" While obviously meaning that he is a viking in his dream, it has been reinterpreted by nerds to mean that Ralph excels at sleep, and describes himself as a "viking" in that field.
Most often used by Dungeons and Dragons nerds to describe a particularly high stat.
by Mr. Whim June 27, 2009
by Debbie dizzle March 12, 2010
I'm not gonna lie, this statement is the most overused phrase in probably every high school and and college.
The phrase is used when the speaker wants to inform the listeners that he/she is not lying. The phrase can be taken two different ways with the listener; A. The speaker could be lying, but he is just saying 'I'm not gonna lie' just so i don't suspect that he is in fact lying or B. The speaker is genuinely telling the truth.
If you are planning on using a catch phrase, I'm not gonna lie, if you use this phrase I will beat you with a stick.
The phrase is used when the speaker wants to inform the listeners that he/she is not lying. The phrase can be taken two different ways with the listener; A. The speaker could be lying, but he is just saying 'I'm not gonna lie' just so i don't suspect that he is in fact lying or B. The speaker is genuinely telling the truth.
If you are planning on using a catch phrase, I'm not gonna lie, if you use this phrase I will beat you with a stick.
A. *Talking to someone with a really ugly sweater* "I'm not gonna lie, your sweater looks really awesome."
B. *Talking to someone with some really awesome shoes* "I'm not gonna lie, you got some tight kicks."
B. *Talking to someone with some really awesome shoes* "I'm not gonna lie, you got some tight kicks."
by sffbeatpmles January 13, 2010