This means someone is asking you to decide the next chapter of your life before entering a fight as they want you to decide what happens to you giving you the option to fight or back down if responding with nothing
by dcfrmward6 February 14, 2022
(WWVD)
"What Would VALVe Do?" is a rhetorical question that one asks a video game company. It questions whether or not a course of action that a video game company is or will be taking is something that VALVe - a popular video game company that many gamers believe does everything right - would do.
WWVD is usually a chastising remark, meant to rebuke a company for a bad decision.
"What Would VALVe Do?" is a rhetorical question that one asks a video game company. It questions whether or not a course of action that a video game company is or will be taking is something that VALVe - a popular video game company that many gamers believe does everything right - would do.
WWVD is usually a chastising remark, meant to rebuke a company for a bad decision.
Come on, Capcom. You took the horror out of Resident Evil 5 and put in just pure action. I mean, What Would Valve Do?
Why do we have to pay so much for DLC? Why not include it in the game, or as a free update? What Would Valve Do?
Why do we have to pay so much for DLC? Why not include it in the game, or as a free update? What Would Valve Do?
by Cossack 69 April 05, 2009
What is said of a guy that knows almost nothing about sex. For example nerds,noobs,strightedges/strightasses,bible thumpers,mama's boys ect.
by Deep blue 2012 December 11, 2009
The disarming response to the such questions as, "what are you doing?", "what are you talking about?, and "what is your problem?", substituting some words in your response to fit the question. It is a more polite way to tell that guy in english to fuck off. In order to be used correctly, you must say it the moment the question you are being asked ends. Usually starting with who, what, when, where, why or how, containing one of the contractions hasn't, aren't, won't, shouldn't, or wasn't, and containing a verb. Using it is an automatic +20 pts.
1) - U.S.A.: "who else have you bombed, afghanistan?"
- Afghanistan: "who haven't i bombed?"
2) -Jim: "God dammit, who here else has fucked my girlfriend?"
-Dan: "Honestly Jim, who hasn't fucked your girlfriend?
3)-Man 1: "What are you doing?"
-Man 2, interjecting: "I think the correct question would be what aren't i doing?
- Afghanistan: "who haven't i bombed?"
2) -Jim: "God dammit, who here else has fucked my girlfriend?"
-Dan: "Honestly Jim, who hasn't fucked your girlfriend?
3)-Man 1: "What are you doing?"
-Man 2, interjecting: "I think the correct question would be what aren't i doing?
by Mr. Yell-O March 03, 2010
A phrases commonly used to just add confusion, or irritation to answer someones question (mostly to be an asshole). Used in the movie "Pineapple Express."
by perrya10 July 04, 2009
by Shakuraa February 04, 2019
A word used by TGFBRO a lot just a phrase said to express one’s emotions it can be used in mostly any situation
by Ms Mahakata is Childish December 17, 2019