by Andrew Lake September 01, 2022
"If you decline then you a homosexual, He said"
"The person refused this definition to be put on Urban Dictionary, hence, he is a full blown homosexual."
"The person refused this definition to be put on Urban Dictionary, hence, he is a full blown homosexual."
by Scat Consumer April 15, 2022
The debut solo album by former Oasis lead singer Liam Gallagher, hailed as a return to form. The title comes from his signoff on his tweets.
by rightoverlord July 15, 2018
An accusation of pemming, or being an exponent of pem.
Meaning you stink, smell, pong, whiff, honk, hum, or have woffty lines following you.
But 'you pem is 100 times worse than these examples.
Meaning you stink, smell, pong, whiff, honk, hum, or have woffty lines following you.
But 'you pem is 100 times worse than these examples.
by bifty shugger April 10, 2009
"You had to be there" is a phrase that one often uses when someone asks about a situation/joke/piece of time.
Basically, it means that it's hard to actually explain what that situation was like and that the person who is asking had to be a part of the situation to understand.
TLDR; You should have been there
Basically, it means that it's hard to actually explain what that situation was like and that the person who is asking had to be a part of the situation to understand.
TLDR; You should have been there
For example, when perhaps two of your friends have an inside joke without you, and you're curious as to what that inside joke means, and they tell you, "You had to be there" (meaning, you had to be around them at the time when the inside joke took place to truly understand it).
by sparklingmagic February 28, 2021
Mike: I ran 3 miles in the park today and couldn't wait until I got home to lay down, so I took a power nap in the grass.
Jake: only you.
Jake: only you.
by Mamemass September 30, 2015
Phrase used in an infamous rap battle that led to a fight. It is now commonly used to further anger a person who is not up to par with your style (or anything for that matter). Studies have shown that the use of the words 'Oh u mad' before the phrase further irritates the person.
see: u mad, cal is on me, o rly?
see: u mad, cal is on me, o rly?
by Adam aka Im Better Than You January 02, 2007