A passive-aggressive or sarcastic way of getting someone to acknowledge that they failed to respond properly or at all to something you said/asked.
(Via Text Message)
You: Yo what's the move later on tonight??
Douche: (*no response for several hours*)
You: Good talk
You: Yo what's the move later on tonight??
Douche: (*no response for several hours*)
You: Good talk
by bronxlyn nyc August 12, 2017
by goodnoddle777 December 23, 2018
“Saul good” is a short version of “its all good”, historically meaning a less than satisfactory outcome is permissible.
“Saul Good” is used primarily for its brevity and humor.
In Judeo-Christian beliefs, this could either relate to the first king of Israel “Saul”, but more than likely the Aspotle Paul, who’s original name was “Saul”.
“Saul Good” is used primarily for its brevity and humor.
In Judeo-Christian beliefs, this could either relate to the first king of Israel “Saul”, but more than likely the Aspotle Paul, who’s original name was “Saul”.
by WebstersBest February 14, 2018
by topbloke1234 March 10, 2014
by lm400000 January 17, 2019
A phrase usually indicating that the speaker has absolutely no idea how to answer said question. Often used to stall for time.
Photography teacher walking in on students who should be at pep rally: What are you doing here?
Sreya: That's a good question!
Sreya: That's a good question!
by Shen June 29, 2004
A mother-forking crazy place you might end up after you die.
Do not be fooled by its name though, because Holy-mother-forking-shirtballs It's really The Bad Place
Do not be fooled by its name though, because Holy-mother-forking-shirtballs It's really The Bad Place
E:Why can't I say Fork?
C:If you're trying to curse you can't do that here. This is The Good Place.
E:Well that's Bullshirt.
C:If you're trying to curse you can't do that here. This is The Good Place.
E:Well that's Bullshirt.
by HtbpFilms September 29, 2017