Trying to let someone thing you're "not sayin'", when, in fact, you most certainly ARE "sayin'".
Trying to make it seem like you are not saying anything unkind or questionable, but then admitting that you are. It happens so fast, no one will be the wiser...
Trying to make it seem like you are not saying anything unkind or questionable, but then admitting that you are. It happens so fast, no one will be the wiser...
Beezus : Does this pair of jeggings make my ass look enormous ?
Ramona: Well, maybe a little.
Beezus : Dang - for reals ?
Ramona: Hey, I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'
Ramona: Well, maybe a little.
Beezus : Dang - for reals ?
Ramona: Hey, I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'
by TrudyS August 03, 2010
Basically means "I'm not implying anything, I'm just making an observation". Which of course doesn't mean that the person *isn't* in fact saying, i.e. implying.
by jimmybone d July 01, 2012
A stupid thing that people say which precedes everything they are about to say. As if you couldn't ascertain this by virtue of them saying something in the first place.
by Zeebs February 22, 2005
by tejasbullet December 27, 2007
The phrase gangsters say (usually on MTV Cribs) when they show/tell you something, not even they understand.
(ON MTV CRIBS)
Gangster: I got the surround sound, the Mp3 hook ups, and the tv that comes out of the bed, ya Know what I'm sayin'?
Gangster: I got the surround sound, the Mp3 hook ups, and the tv that comes out of the bed, ya Know what I'm sayin'?
by urbangenius10703 August 25, 2007
I agree, trying to get a point accross, is unsure but tries to confide in you by using this phrase.
Agreeing when not even on subject, see example.
Agreeing when not even on subject, see example.
Usually heard before or after an elongated "breathing through the teeth" sounnd *See thhhhssshhssst, not unlike when a tradesman is about to tell you how much a repair is going to cost you.
Person 1 (saying phrase): Were you watching the game last night?
Person 2: Yeah that save was amazing the keeper made?
Person 1: Thats what i'm sayin'thhhhssshhssst.
Person 2: No you never you just asked if i seen the game?
Person 1 (saying phrase): Were you watching the game last night?
Person 2: Yeah that save was amazing the keeper made?
Person 1: Thats what i'm sayin'thhhhssshhssst.
Person 2: No you never you just asked if i seen the game?
by urban spotter July 09, 2009
When you prove your point that you are right but do not want to deliberately call the other person out as being an ignorant fool.
Or you give advice and you know the person will not follow it.
Or you give advice and you know the person will not follow it.
by JasonFoster November 01, 2009