Phrase used amongst fictional homosexual characters who are experiencing angst due to bad parenting and loveless childhoods, to confirm to their partners that even though they are incapable of saying so aloud, they are madly in love with them.
Used when said fictional homosexual characters are, for whatever reason, emotionally screwed up.
Used when said fictional homosexual characters are, for whatever reason, emotionally screwed up.
"And, and, I think...these feelings have a word...and you don't have to say this back, but...I love you, Noah."
"Luke...same here?"
Audience: "Pfft lame, go take a wild hayride."
"Luke...same here?"
Audience: "Pfft lame, go take a wild hayride."
by Zrina April 17, 2009
When the methodology and pedagogy used in Singapore math textbooks and supplementary titles (foreign and local editions) at the same grade are believed or perceived to be equivalent, yet the level of difficulty of the brain-unfriendly questions in both editions differs significantly—the tailor-made overseas editions are often one or two grades lower than the local one.
US math educators need to take note of the same-same-but-different Singapore math titles to temper their expectations of their students’ mathematical proficiency compared to that of their Singaporean counterparts.
by MathPlus August 31, 2021
by Jeffrey June 16, 2006
Girl one: Look at that woman walking the three yellow labs!
Girl two: Haha Same Hat!
Girl three: Same hat!
Girl two: Haha Same Hat!
Girl three: Same hat!
by brokenphoneline September 11, 2018
Person #1: Are Rasheed Wallace and Biggie Smalls related?
Person #2: No.
Person #1: Same plantation.
Person #2: No.
Person #1: Same plantation.
by Brown Johnson May 29, 2010
borrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeedddddddddddddddddddddddddooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
like for same = bored
by nonononononononnonononoooooooo November 05, 2020