the connection is really bad here

used to hang up on someone you don't want to talk to, or used to pretend you didn't hear something on the phone.

Mom: Where are you? I need you to come home and do your chores.
Kid: What? The connection is really bad here, I can't hear what you said.

by idza March 15, 2011

you're really annoying

What a person would say to you when you piss them off abbreviation would be yra

What a person would say if you piss them off abreveation would be yra (omg you're really annoying

by Riri233 September 24, 2017

you know what really tumbles my tambourine

same thing as you know what grinds my gears

you know what really tumbles my tambourine communism.

by smeedlle March 7, 2019

Charlie! That Really Hurt!

A phrase, said in a British accent, to use to tell someone something hurt, whether its emotionally or physically.

Ouch Charlie! Ouuuuccchhh! Charlie! That really hurt! Charlie Bit Me! And it's still hurting...

by Jaredmannon January 10, 2008

No... really?

A sarcastic way of saying, "you just stated the obvious."

Typically used in the presence of a stupid person.

Similar to no shit

Stupid person: the sun is out during the daytime.
Normal person: no... really?

by 01288 September 12, 2010

What's REALLY gonon?

(what's REALLY going on?) used to call bullshit upon denial as in:

a) C'mon, you know me. I'm cool, let me in on the action. Or:

b) I knows you said "nuttin" when I axed you"wazzup?"
So now quit lying to me and break out the shit, son.

ME: "Yo, dawg what's crackalackin, Fingerlickin' Chicken?"
FC: "Naw, ain't a dayamn thing happen here. I gotta keep my nose clean."
ME: "Oh Yeah? WHAT'S REALLY GONON? I ain't yer fuckin' parole officer!"

by Chingo Bolemongo October 5, 2006

Yeah, well your mom was really good last night

A comeback, usually signifying that the person saying this phrase can't win the argument.

"Go fuck yourself, you piece of shit whore"
"Yeah, well your mom was really good last night"

by Assholes Inc. September 10, 2003