Short for: "It takes all kinds". Takes all kinds is a way of saying "I don't know, that person is weird, but it takes all kinds of people to run the world, even if those people are weirdos."
Person A: What is she doing with her life? Why would she buy a lawn flamingo buisness?
Person B: *sigh* Takes all kinds.
Person B: *sigh* Takes all kinds.
by dangboyhethicc March 30, 2022
You two are so damn close you're almost dating... but not quite.
You spend all the time you can together and enjoy every second of it
People actually become concerned with the amount if time you spend together and how close you are
You spend all the time you can together and enjoy every second of it
People actually become concerned with the amount if time you spend together and how close you are
by Oui Oui Baguettes Times Three January 22, 2020
Any kind of substance that is transmitted from one person to another while dancing with a partner of the opposite sex.
by breauxmart 69 July 20, 2004
Pretension-saturated phrase used to call something stupid while trying not to come of as immature and judgmental yourself.
It doesn't work.
It doesn't work.
"This whole anime/scene/gaming/Twitter/furry/Obama/whatever else you want to patronize thing is kind of sad really." - Everyone
by A Suitcase Full of Fire December 12, 2009
A statement of arrogance and self-importance deliberately disguised as a humble, offhand observation. Usually delivered as the capstone line in a dialog peppered with other faux-humble socially-enhancing references intended to make you think the speaker is both cool AND humble. Attempts to accomplish with faux-humility what the Internet tough guy attempts to accomplish with raw force.
Hearing this line spoken in earnest is a clear indication you're probably dealing with a yuppie or hipster douchebag, as anybody who's actually a "big deal" lets their actions speak for themselves and doesn't need to mention it to strangers, even jokingly.
Since the original meaning has now been clearly identified as being douchey in the extreme, many people now use the phrase as a witty, ironic form of self-deprecation. The line between the two remains very grey and contextual, however; just because somebody's aiming for a humorous reaction doesn't mean they're not actually serious.
Hearing this line spoken in earnest is a clear indication you're probably dealing with a yuppie or hipster douchebag, as anybody who's actually a "big deal" lets their actions speak for themselves and doesn't need to mention it to strangers, even jokingly.
Since the original meaning has now been clearly identified as being douchey in the extreme, many people now use the phrase as a witty, ironic form of self-deprecation. The line between the two remains very grey and contextual, however; just because somebody's aiming for a humorous reaction doesn't mean they're not actually serious.
"So Bob, what do you do for work?"
"Oh, not much. I just do corporate law for Fnortner and Finch...gave me a corner office and a Jaguar last year. Got to meet Jude Law last week. Eh, I'm kind of a big deal over there, you know?"
"Oh wow! You're such a cool and humble dude!"
"Yeah, I know, right?"
"Oh, not much. I just do corporate law for Fnortner and Finch...gave me a corner office and a Jaguar last year. Got to meet Jude Law last week. Eh, I'm kind of a big deal over there, you know?"
"Oh wow! You're such a cool and humble dude!"
"Yeah, I know, right?"
by Arbus Carstairs June 27, 2014
Where a woman has just enough of ethnic ancestry to make her hot. It could be anything spanish,african american,native american,hispanic ect.
That Kathy is some kind of spanish.
by Deep blue 2012 May 01, 2010
A saying commonly used for people who think they are a big deal but add 'kind of' to show they are sarcastic at the same time
by JNelson12 February 22, 2009