Tom, you may as well leave

The act of trying to roast someone with the name “Tom” by singing the song “Call me by your name”, but slightly changing the lyrics. And instead stating “Call me what you want, Call me what you need, Tom you may as well leave”.

Enrique: Are you gang gang?
Tom : “Who Remembers the Infinity Stones”
Adrian: “Tom, you may as Well Leave.”
Tom: Shut the Fuck up.

Adrian: Nope!

by Göbert August 13, 2025

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We all know you read the thesaurus

A phrase used to describe someone who uses fancy and/or excessive speech. In the context of Limbus Company, the phrase was used in a scene where a character explains as if they read the thesaurus, causing one of the main characters to call them out.

Person A: I was struck with sorrow upon the sight of their entrails. In fact, I had gained an epiphany: why must the innocent bear death and mutilation for a root impertinent to them? Had the madmen been any wiser, the townsfolk would have not suffered this tragedy, and would live on to an untroubled life.

Person B: Yeah, we all know you read the thesaurus. So anyways, you saw those poor innocents’ corpses and you want us to take revenge? Y’know we’re not some heroes fighting for justice.

by yanyanyanyan4 August 15, 2025

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I tomato you

This phrase means "I hate/dislike you".

Hey you're nonsense - I tomato you.

by Chikky Dorrie August 16, 2025

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You lucky dog

"You lucky dog" is an idiom popularly used for males who have a female partner (This can be said for really any gender).

Although there is a more popular term with the same definition, which is "lucky dog".

Alex: "Hey, you got someone to date yet?"

Jeff: "Yeah, I got Kaitlin to date."

Alex: "Damn, she's fine as hell. You lucky dog."

by ollie101052 August 17, 2025

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