1) A more nice and polite way of telling someone you are not physically or sexually attractive to them.
2) An expression often used to woo or try to get in someone's pants.
3) The person's outward appearance doesn't mean shit to you, and you truely care only for the person they are inside.
2) An expression often used to woo or try to get in someone's pants.
3) The person's outward appearance doesn't mean shit to you, and you truely care only for the person they are inside.
1) "Jonh, it doesn't matter that you have a giant mole spourting hairs, I like you for who you are."
2) "Anna, I'm not only in this relationship to have sex. I like you for who you are. Now can we have sex?"
3) "Hanna, do you really love me? I look like a retired sumo wrestler..."
"It doesn't matter, Hank, I like you for who you are. Now where is your thong anyways?"
2) "Anna, I'm not only in this relationship to have sex. I like you for who you are. Now can we have sex?"
3) "Hanna, do you really love me? I look like a retired sumo wrestler..."
"It doesn't matter, Hank, I like you for who you are. Now where is your thong anyways?"
by Sharry May 28, 2004
If someone is being stupid, unreasonable, lazy, rediculious, or you can use it in the literal way if someone is really pooping.
by Maggie K May 08, 2005
a question somebody asks when somebody shows off or slacks off near the end of a sporting play or just in life. When Usain Bolt stopped running at the end of his 100M dash. Similar to saying " are you insane?"
"Hey Thomas, you finshed your final english essay yet?"
"No, I don't really need to, the years practically over"
"Are you Usain?"
"No, I don't really need to, the years practically over"
"Are you Usain?"
by Adam Bellerose September 04, 2008
by Yeetmydude December 18, 2017
Alright Jonny congats you killed it you can go rejoin the group
Eric you did well but you lost so you have 20 minutes to get your stuff
Eric you did well but you lost so you have 20 minutes to get your stuff
by Eryone knows its butters! November 27, 2019
"You Say" is the lead single by American contemporary Christian music singer and songwriter Lauren Daigle for her third studio album, Look Up Child.
Some lyrics of You Say I keep fighting voices in my mind that say I'm not enough
Every single lie that tells me I will never measure up
Am I more than just a song of every high and every low
Remind me once again just who I am because I need to know
Ooh oh
Every single lie that tells me I will never measure up
Am I more than just a song of every high and every low
Remind me once again just who I am because I need to know
Ooh oh
by chipunit January 11, 2019
Commonly said phrase when something unfortunate happens to a friend, but it's laughable and/or you don't care.
by Lina Blade June 13, 2004