Does that make you happy?

It can be used as a sentence to ask if the other person is hard.

It’s also sentence that a dumb person made up to mock someone.

“Does that make you happy?”
“Yes baby”

by DumbDumbHead September 11, 2018

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see you at 4:30

A phrase with origins from the online dating app Grindr, that is meant to cloak a confirmation for a "hookup" under the guise of common vernacular.

Male1: Are we still on for meeting in the park?
Male2: see you at 4:30

by Ed Marley June 14, 2017

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How'd you pull up?

Extremely common in Australia to ask how you are feeling, usually after a big night out drinking, but also can be used after any strenuous event (long bike ride, marathon, etc.)

Person 1: mate, how'd you pull up?
Person 2: yeah pretty dusty, had 15 beers last night so feel like shit this morning

by howdyoupullupman November 22, 2023

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You can’t put a hat on a mouse and call it Abraham Lincoln.

A saying used when you’re trying to disguise one thing as another, and it’s blatantly incomparable.

Bob: I bought the same suit as Brad Pitt so I can look like him!
Tom: Bob, you can’t put a hat on a mouse and call it Abraham Lincoln.

by Beigepuppy01 June 15, 2025

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See you in October

A term coined by a nonchalant guy meaning you can't see them soon because of life and circumstances, so you'll see them during the best time of the year and let them be

Marisol: when will I see you gurrrrrllll

Derek: see you in October

Marisol: okay bet life is crazy love you <)

by love clash July 11, 2024

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