you didadida me, I hualahuala you

Chinese saying, means "A drop of water should be repaid in a spring" in English and "滴水之恩，当涌泉相报"

-So what is it?
-You didadida me, I hualahuala you.

by xiaodizhuxusuan May 20, 2023

you knows it, I grows it

An expression of emphatic agreement.

Coming to the party tonight, playa?

You knows it, I grows it!

by Shuaman October 02, 2018

I can buy you once but I can sell you twice

Something that you buy once but sell twice therefore deems the item worthless. It’s one of the harshest insults you can give somebody.

“I can buy you once but I can sell you twice”

by Slangteam6 June 14, 2022

You remind me of a software update. When I see you I usually think "not now."

What you say to someone you don't like.

You remind me of a software update. When I see you I usually think "not now."

by Pialinist January 01, 2024