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😱:《¤》Aoc3《¤》aoc3《¤》Aoc3《¤》if you do not want me to breathe then just say that notion in proofu《¤》¤

by InterpersonalCommunication February 21, 2025

SAY TEN

Say ten can be used as a replacement of bet or questioning someone’s willingness for an activity or even just an expression of joy.

bro 1: let’s make some burgers?

bro 2: say ten you’re not about it

bro 1: let’s run to walmart real quick i need something
bro 2: say ten let me get dressed

bro 1: i got us a bottle of everclear and a 30 rack
bro 2: SAYYYYY TENNNNNNNN

by Jc1104 April 27, 2025

What did the dermatologist say to the itchy patient?

Don’t make any rash decisions

What did the dermatologist say to the itchy patient? Rash

by Buechel July 23, 2022

i have something to say

When you see someone so sexy, but they’re so close to you that you have to be discreet.

*with friend at lunch and you see a sexy daddy munch man* “I have something to say”

by ILSDMUNCHING May 31, 2024

Pass to say no to nudes from a guy with a mullet.

This is your free pass to say no to a guy asking for nudes if he has a mullet. If he has a mullet he doesn’t deserve to get nudes.

Today I got to use the Pass to say no to nudes from a guy with a mullet.

by Sigah April 16, 2020

When I say "jump" you say "how high?"

The catchphrase of boomers in particular, possibly coming from the movie "Stripes" is a phrase that fuels their narccisim and the outcome being they wonder why their kids and grand kids go No Contact and abandon them or throw them into homes and abandon them.

The idea is you are supposed to question an order not act in blind subordenation. They just say "JUMP!" being confused you ask "How high and why?"

Boomers comically use the phrase "If your friend jumps off a bridge would you follow?" fueling more of their hypocisy.

"When I say "jump" you say "how high?"-Boomers

"Why do my kids hate me?"-Boomers

by rolomaturbo December 25, 2023

Things We Say Now

It is sort of like the "that's what she said" jokes. You say it in response to someone saying something that may soun weird out of context. It's only known reference is in the Netflix movie Wine Country.

Person 1:"There's a bear in my bedroom."
Person 2:"Things we say now."

by AnUnkownPerson123456789 June 29, 2019