I said no can be used as:
part of an imperative sentence- Whose jar of 'I said no' is that lying on the humidifier?
part of an exclamatory sentence- You stole my can of 'I said no', you slutty little bitch!
part of a declaritive statement- "I said no!" came the Iraqi soldiers muffled battlecry.
or...
as a verb- Matt Cauchy I SAID NO'D over the bush.
as an adjective- "Honey, you look very I SAID NO tonight. Can we fuck now?"
as an adverb- He ran I SAID NO'EDLY over to the sandlot.
a noun modifying a verb- I SAID NO was swimming in the sea.
as a geographic location- "have you ever been to I SAID NO, Alaska?" Said one inuit boy to another.
"Nah." said the other. "But isn't that near the pest-intolerant village of Nagheenarnarjaar?"
"Yes, I believe it is."
part of an imperative sentence- Whose jar of 'I said no' is that lying on the humidifier?
part of an exclamatory sentence- You stole my can of 'I said no', you slutty little bitch!
part of a declaritive statement- "I said no!" came the Iraqi soldiers muffled battlecry.
or...
as a verb- Matt Cauchy I SAID NO'D over the bush.
as an adjective- "Honey, you look very I SAID NO tonight. Can we fuck now?"
as an adverb- He ran I SAID NO'EDLY over to the sandlot.
a noun modifying a verb- I SAID NO was swimming in the sea.
as a geographic location- "have you ever been to I SAID NO, Alaska?" Said one inuit boy to another.
"Nah." said the other. "But isn't that near the pest-intolerant village of Nagheenarnarjaar?"
"Yes, I believe it is."
by liberalwizardtyler July 2, 2008
Get the I said no!mug. An active user of the Ideas/Suggestions neoboard of Neopets.
This person uses this neoboard MORE than the other neoboards. This person would even consider I/S as their online home. A true I/Ser would not make a big deal about how popular they are, how many best friends they have on the neoboard, and would respect all other users on the neoboard unless the person is being rude, inappropriate or annoying to them JUST because they are probably jealous of how much attention the I/Ser gets. There are many types of I/Sers. Some I/Sers go on everyday all day. Some of them go on once a week, once a month, a couple of times a year but they always go on I/S for a revisit most of the time and not some other LAME neoboard. I/Ser is basically someone who MOSTLY goes on I/S and they don't always have to be well-known there but they usually are for some reason. But I/Sers don't call themselves I/Sers because it is cocky and rude and everyone has a chance to become great friends with everyone on I/S but they ARE known as I/Sers...
Many people would probably not even agree with this definition because they probably want more attention and want some sort of power at I/S or they just don't like me or don't like anything I am saying but what I am saying is the truth, the origin of the word because most people don't remember how the neoboards used to be and now they think they can act whatever way they want and rule the boards and that is not being an I/Ser. I am just simply reinstating the truth behind the whole thing.
This person uses this neoboard MORE than the other neoboards. This person would even consider I/S as their online home. A true I/Ser would not make a big deal about how popular they are, how many best friends they have on the neoboard, and would respect all other users on the neoboard unless the person is being rude, inappropriate or annoying to them JUST because they are probably jealous of how much attention the I/Ser gets. There are many types of I/Sers. Some I/Sers go on everyday all day. Some of them go on once a week, once a month, a couple of times a year but they always go on I/S for a revisit most of the time and not some other LAME neoboard. I/Ser is basically someone who MOSTLY goes on I/S and they don't always have to be well-known there but they usually are for some reason. But I/Sers don't call themselves I/Sers because it is cocky and rude and everyone has a chance to become great friends with everyone on I/S but they ARE known as I/Sers...
Many people would probably not even agree with this definition because they probably want more attention and want some sort of power at I/S or they just don't like me or don't like anything I am saying but what I am saying is the truth, the origin of the word because most people don't remember how the neoboards used to be and now they think they can act whatever way they want and rule the boards and that is not being an I/Ser. I am just simply reinstating the truth behind the whole thing.
If you want an example of I/Sers, look at the neoboard yourself and figure it out on your own because things are always changing, people always come and leave so you will never know who is an active user of the I/S neoboard.
by 0______unknown_____0 (The Great Unknown) January 1, 2009
Get the I/Sermug. by Phla September 27, 2006
Get the i-reymug. To dispel any rumors or confusion that might be going around, I-town is an abbreviation for Irvine, California! It is commonly used by Katie Bentley and Amy Frueh. Now Pavan Hari thinks that he coined this phrase with his boys back in Miami like Usher and A-Town, but really we ALL know it goes back to Katie and Amy and no where else.
by Amy Frueh and Katie Bentley January 13, 2005
Get the I-townmug. To say a person respects something. This could be friends, food etc. Also can mean to say something is cool. The word "it" can be replaced with him or her. Robert of Texas Tech developed this term.
See I respect that
See I respect that
All you can eat buffets. I claim it.
That's Kevin Jones; I claim him.
That's Clare Mills; I claim her.
That's Kevin Jones; I claim him.
That's Clare Mills; I claim her.
by Robert April 24, 2005
Get the I claim itmug. by D3von July 23, 2008
Get the i-podmug. It's a phrase that stupid geeks use at the end of each sentence because they don't want to look RUDE, or anything even though they are!
by Maryanne E. M. July 9, 2004
Get the I guessmug.