Don't hate the player hate the game 

If someone (the player) is good at something (the game), don't hate them for it, hate the thing they are good at, because you arent good at or even in the game.

The word player used in this sentence can be confused with the sexual definition of a player.

Person beaten in basketball: "get the fuck out of here with that bullshit"

Winner: "don't hate the player hate the game"

Don't hate the player hate the game by The Mother Fuckin' King November 2, 2016

i don't like the way you are talking to me. 

This is the only acceptable response if somebody is verbally attacking you using only facts.

Employee: I'm never going to make any money if you keep having me drive around empty. The point of a dispatcher is to fill these trucks with freight and you are not doing your job.

Guy who would rather be waterskiing: I don't like the way you are talking to me..

i don't like the way you are talking to me. by Doctor Captain January 14, 2016

Don't Know What The Hell They're Talking About Syndrome

A condition in which a person assumes competence in a given subject, but in reality has very little actual knowledge.

Most armchair tacticians have a bad case of Don't Know What The Hell They're Talking About Syndrome.

Don't Know What The Hell They're Talking About Syndrome by Mr. Roflecopter October 17, 2011

don't put the camel in the trash 

(in Hebrew לא לשים הגמל בזבל): a funny/silly Hebrew phrase meaning, don't do something ridiculous or retarded without having though it through, only to regret it later.

Since camels are a valuable source, even to this day, of transportation in The Middle East, I will conclude that the phrase don't put the camel in the trash in English, would have to be a rational and sound piece of advice, let alone a silly phrase I invented.

don't put the camel in the trash by Uncle Dimma January 3, 2014

don't let the cat out of the bag 

An idiom for do not tell a secret. Uses figurative language.

"Don't let the cat out of the bag or the party will be ruined!"

don't let the cat out of the bag by JefeOfMasers April 18, 2017

Other people wouldn't stay Other people don't obey You and me are both the same You should really run away 

this confirms that this song is being sung from the perspective of Billie’s abuser. it explains the tone of the song, and completely changes the way you look at it. Lines like “If you find it hard to swallow, I can loosen up your collar, ‘Cause, as long as you’re still breathing, Don’t you even think of leaving” make it very overwhelmingly clear that this is the perspective Billie is portraying

Also, while some people think the Spotify interview thing from the lyric version disproves this, it just doesn’t. She says the song was made to be “insane live”, not a fun song in terms of concept. She said she was going through crazy feelings at the time and you’d understand if you looked at the lyrics, but doesn’t say what the feelings were. On an album where Billie is venting about her trauma, a song like this would have no place in the project. I don’t know how she could have made this more obvious then by saying me and you are both the same

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yeah man, Other people wouldn't stay Other people don't obey You and me are both the same You should really run away

Other people wouldn't stay Other people don't obey You and me are both the same You should really run away by MrTrueFactTeller September 1, 2021

Don't Feed the Bears 

A phrase used by ER Physicians descriping the refrain from prescriping narotics.

Hey Dr. Graves, Don't Feed the bears. They only come back for more.

Don't Feed the Bears by Dr. A November 13, 2004