phrase originating from 2 young boys often compared to shaggy and scoob. Phrase is used to explain how one is so called "in" with a girl who is BAD. Mostly used by caucasian men who are trying to get it in and cuff.
Shaggy: Hey sharkeeshwana just snapped me to scoop!
Scoob: BRO UR SOOOOO IN LIKE SO INNNN *in very loud voice*
Shaggy: You think so??
Scoob: YOURE SO IN
Ur so in : to be in with a baddie
Scoob: BRO UR SOOOOO IN LIKE SO INNNN *in very loud voice*
Shaggy: You think so??
Scoob: YOURE SO IN
Ur so in : to be in with a baddie
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Get the Not So Good Vibrations mug.Usually used when referring to something that is somehow affiliated to the east coast. This phrase is also used when referring to a person's actions, an article of clothing, an object, et cetera, and how they relate to east coast stereotypes.
When using the phrase, that's so east coast, usually, you would hear it come from "east coasters" (people who were born on the east coast) or from people who were born on the west coast who think they are as cool and preppy as the east coasters.
When using the phrase, that's so east coast, usually, you would hear it come from "east coasters" (people who were born on the east coast) or from people who were born on the west coast who think they are as cool and preppy as the east coasters.
C: You know what I've been loving recently?
A: What?
C: Pizza! Especially New York style.
A: Oh my God. that's so east coast!
C: I know, right?
A: What?
C: Pizza! Especially New York style.
A: Oh my God. that's so east coast!
C: I know, right?
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John (Guest): Thank you for having us! We had a nice time at your party!
Adib (Host): I am here! So we have to...
Adib (Host): I am here! So we have to...
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A call for help, stands for “Save Our Ship” but is often used in emergencies.
A call for help, stands for “Save Our Ship” but is often used in emergencies.
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