And I was like,...really?

Phrase that at once concludes a narrative and indicates that all of the narrative details that have preceded this phrase have squandered irrecoverable moments of your life.

{Blah, blah, bitch, bitch, piss and moan}. And I was like,...really?

by 6semitones March 14, 2011

There was a cat that really was gone

"There was a cat that really was gone" means someone who has gone mad or is really cool/hip

Person 1: Dude I really like Rasputin but I never understood the phrase "There was a cat that really was gone"
Person 2: Like a person gone crazy or something

*10-15 year olds start marching to the Soviet anthem nearby*

Person 2: Now those cats are really gone!

by JestFlyingOffATrain July 10, 2020

kinda sorta, not really

vague disclaimer used to describe a similarity between two unrelated subjects without making the two subjects appear to be too closely related

Did you notice that the movie "Point of No Return" is kinda sorta, not really like "La Femme Nikita?"

by message_tied_to_a_brick June 29, 2004

really shit band

anything that is listened to by townies

that so solid crew are a really shit band

by JimmyK September 18, 2003

Yeah sure, sounds really good, okay

A passive-aggressive response to an annoying person, usually a customer or co-worker.

Customer: I can't believe I have to pay extra for guac!
Employee: Yeah sure, sounds really good, okay.

by #Farmers_Tan February 1, 2017

Really?

a word said when you can't believe that someone has said, asked or done something so stupid, unbelievable, or unbelievably stupid. Often said very sarcastically.

1."John borrowed my car for 3 days, and didn't put any gas in it. Then asked to use it again. I was like, 'Really, dude?'"

2."Megan slept with that guy on the first date, then cried when he didn't call her back. All I could say was 'Really? What'd you expect to happen?'"

by arielrenee' February 15, 2009

Really, Keith, Really!?

A meme-ish inside joke that you would understand if you watched Andrew Bravener on BlogTV (Dec. 16th,2009). Some dude who called himself Keith pretended to be a moderator and threatened to ban Andrew because he was playing "copyrighted music". AB, annoyed yet mildly amused, responded to the troll with these three simple yet epic words. The phrase is now a Twitter hash tag (#reallykeithreally), and Andrew has made the first "Really, Keith, Really!?" t-shirt.

His fans soon followed suit.

It can also be used in a similar style to FML.

I just failed my chemistry final...Really, Keith, Really!?

by miss hana-hana December 17, 2009