Who Do You Think You Are

It's a rhetorical question you say when somebody is on some other shit and/or acting all cocky

"What you just did is morally unacceptable, I'm going to expose you and hope you learn your lesson."
"Who do you think you are, Judge Judy?? LOL."

by Mary Mary Quite The Contrarian July 30, 2021

what is a good name for a dumb, trifling ass, nickel trickin, who thinks she slick, home wrecking, dope whore

what is a good name for a dumb, trifling ass, nickel trickin, who thinks she slick, home wrecking, dope whore

what is a good name for a dumb, trifling ass, nickel trickin, who thinks she slick, home wrecking, dope whore

by MercedezLaighn September 3, 2023

Who asked

Basically saying that nobody cares about what you just said

Whenever my friend says something out of the blue, I say “Who asked”.

by Nobody just don’t ask November 1, 2022

Who Asked?

A statement used when you are losing an argument or when you're in a bad mood and someone says something you don't give two fucks about. This should not be used in an argument and anyone who uses it is an imbecile. An argument is when two people have a disagreement and attempt to get to an understanding. If you say "Who Asked" you're essentially building a brick wall in front of the other person with no way for them to respond. Is your ego really so small that you can't take losing an argument? What was the point in all of this? Did you really win the argument? Because when you use this statement people know you don't have a good comeback to what the other person said. Overall you did not grow as a person. You did not learn anything new. You did not reach an understanding with the other person. And even then, saying "Who Asked" also technically contradicts yourself because nobody asked for your "Who Asked" so the other person could also say that too.

1: "My mom died."
2: "Who asked?"

by Xx_-Booty_Warrior-_xX February 21, 2023

Who is like unto Lucifer?

The term ‘Lucifer’ is from Latin, meaning “Light-bringer”. And used in Isaiah 14:12, to be used clearly, with irony, to refer to the opposite.

Furthermore the context has this person as a King, who destroys multiple cities, weakens many nations, and opens not the house of his prisoners.

The etymology of Devil, gives us the Ancient Greek “Diabolos”. Which means: To Slander, or to Accuse.

Revelation 12:9 uses terms ‘Devil’, ‘Dragon’ and ‘Satan’ to refer the same entity: A Person 👺, in addition to his Angels in Heaven (i.e Space 📡 🛰🛰🛰); “who leads the whole world astray”

Is Lucifer 😈 the Devil?

Revelation 13:2

“... and the dragon gave the Beast his power, his seat, and great authority”

So Satan is a King Maker! In addition to being a Slanderer - and the Beast a King!

Revelation 13:4

“And they admired the Dragon who gave authority to the Beast; and they Admired the Beast, saying: Who is like unto the Beast? Who is able to make war with him.”

Indeed, Revelation 13:1 describes this King as being crowned with the Authority of several Kingdoms - clearly!

So Satan is the power behind the throne, and what of Lucifer ???

Who is like unto the Beast? Who is like unto Lucifer?

And furthermore, who has the power to slander over many kingdoms ???

Is Today’s Western Intelligence and Media, with their false flag operations, and false accusations... Are they the King Makers, Accusers, and Slanderers; and the Terrorists 🔥; and the Drug dealers 💊 (i.e Afghanistan 🇦🇫) ???

The track by Jay Z sums it up: 🎶 ‘Lucifer’ 🎶

by mr_carter_da_honkytonk_player_ March 3, 2021

Who cares?

Used by absolute imbeciles who don’t have any parents and lives in there fat uncle joes basement where they look at anime girls for there whole life with a goatee.

Person one:Guys! My dad survived cancer!
Person two:who cares?

by Brupperwasstolen March 20, 2022

Who

You dumbass

Dude: "careful there's a shape shifting owl"
Owl: "who?"
Dude: "whats what were- WAIT A MOMENT!"

by LoomArse June 11, 2024