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by The goat shagger November 28, 2020
A perfectly ambiguous response that provides no legitimate details pertaining to the question asked.
Girl: "We're gonna stop by later is that alright?"
Roommate 1: "Fair enough."
Some time later...
Girl: (*Barges in*) Hey! We're here!
Roommate 2: Who said you could come over..? GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE!
Roommate 1: "Fair enough."
Some time later...
Girl: (*Barges in*) Hey! We're here!
Roommate 2: Who said you could come over..? GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE!
by otterpark May 16, 2014
by ddevil8892 July 06, 2011
1. A statement in which the pronouncer neutrally accepts to having made a mistake, normally after having given instructions; a face-saving technique
"Take that Halloween mask off, it's creeping me out"
"This isn't a mask."
"Fair enough."
"This form is all wrong. We are at set 19A."
"This is set 18."
"Fair enough."
"Take that Halloween mask off, it's creeping me out"
"This isn't a mask."
"Fair enough."
"This form is all wrong. We are at set 19A."
"This is set 18."
"Fair enough."
2. A neutral response to something weird, odd, or unexpected.
Mark is driving at night down a wooded road.
As he rounds the bend, a bird hits his windshield and rockets off into the night.
Mark calmly continues on his way and says," Fair enough."
Mark is driving at night down a wooded road.
As he rounds the bend, a bird hits his windshield and rockets off into the night.
Mark calmly continues on his way and says," Fair enough."
by F.A.N.D.A.Y.R.E. September 07, 2011
by micky April 23, 2005
Something a person with serious disability to accept other people's views says as a way to ignore their point.
Student: "I think that MLA formatting has nothing to do with real artwork, and any document titled 'The Art of Writing: MLA Format' is an abomination to all of literature."
Teacher: "Fair enough."
Teacher: "Fair enough."
by Ihatethisclassalot September 22, 2009
A way of telling someone that THEY are right without saying YOU are wrong. How to tell someone else they are correct, without admitting that you are NOT CORRECT. A simple way to be wrong and brush it off. A way to spare your pride by saying "your right" or "I was wrong"
1: "Johnny said your papers are late!"
2: "My papers aren't late, I have them printed up and in their respective order. Look, here they are!"
1: "I was suppose have that information before the meeting, I had to bull shxt the committee because you didn't give me the paperwork!"
2:"FAIR ENOUGH"
2: "My papers aren't late, I have them printed up and in their respective order. Look, here they are!"
1: "I was suppose have that information before the meeting, I had to bull shxt the committee because you didn't give me the paperwork!"
2:"FAIR ENOUGH"
by CTuc01 January 06, 2011