All Trump Lies Are True.

When the world has quasi-zero reasons to doubt the Liar-in-Chief’s manifold falsehoods, because what he says is false is true, and what he says is true is false—does this arguably paradoxical statement make him a truth-teller or a liar?

Doesn’t the statement “All Trump lies are true.” sound like a paradox? If he lies, this means that what he says isn’t true, which makes him a truth-teller. If he doesn’t lie, this means what he says is false, which makes him a liar. So, is he a liar or a truth-teller?

by MathPlus April 14, 2021

fo true

Fo true is just a replacement for for real, really, truly etc.

person 1: this drass if $2,000!
person 2: fo true?

by Andrea July 29, 2004

It's funny because it's true

Statement of truth used when something non-fictional, ironic and hilarious occurs.

<GhettoChubb> Me and my sister went down to the supermarket, and this huge fat chick was standing near the frozen-food section, and I swear to God I thought it was my sister, and I slapped the bitch on the shoulder and said 'Losing a little wait?' and the women turned around and kicked me inside a fridge. A closed fridge!
<Hymenia> Hahahh, its funny because it's true.

by bastardized bottomburp May 17, 2003

a TRUE green day fan

a person who can accept that Greenday officially sucks an official nut since their last album

hmm...you dont have the new Greenday cd...you must be a TRUE fan

by sus September 14, 2005

real true christians

A logical fallacy.
There is no such thing as a "true" xtain, given that the definition is relative.

Ever hear of the "No True Scottsman" fallacy?

by E-man216 February 10, 2005

hecka true

In Tucson, Arizona, a word used to describe the penis. Use sparingly, however, because your friends will get annoyed quickly.

Mikey: Oww!
Keisha: OMG, you just kicked him in the hecka true!

Horny boy: Hey ladies. Do you want to see my hecka true?
Carly and Keisha: Your hecka true is like a tic tac, man!

by Carly! November 25, 2007

Huge if true

Said of information that's yet to be corroborated or factchecked referring to a controversial, hot, cultutlslt relevant or personally interesting topic.
This phrase would imply optimistic skepticism, saying the news are big, important, relevant or game changing if they're factual or truthful and not just bait or trolling.

Guy 1: I've heard there will be a new Monkey Island with it'd original director.

Guy 2: No way! That's huge if true!

by nicklikesdogs June 11, 2022