Sorry bout that..

When you apologize for busting a nut to a friend or someone you know.

Sonic- Sorry bout that..

Shadow- ???

by YourDoctorGreg March 10, 2022

sorry bout ya

Usually said when someone has does not actually feel sorry for the person but they decide to make fun of them instead.

Sorry Bout ya nick

by Sorryboutya July 3, 2011

swinging bout

A fight between drunk people characterized by flailing arms with an occasional striking blow. Broken up by people who are not as drunk.

Sorry I pulled your hair when we were breaking up that swinging bout.

by yes juanito yes March 14, 2015

sorry bout it

1. A faux apology which serves as an adequate defense against any multitude of allegations. Displays not only a complete disregard with respect to any responsibility for one's behavior, but also an entitlement to continue such a course of action without fear of the consequences.

Works well in conjunction with the phase "YOLO"

2. A phrase which can serve to mean nothing in particular, except the fact that one is intoxicated and currently care-free. Generally used by college age females in a most annoying manner.

Courtney: Nick! we've been together for a year and I just tested positive
Nick: sorry bout it

Tom: dude I don't remember anything, did I drive last night?
Me: yeah we talked you into it
Tom: WTF?!
Me: Sorry bout it

Drunk girl 1: Vodka shots sorry bout it
drunk girl 2: SORRY BOUTTT IT!!!

by badyoungtom October 11, 2012

sorry bout em'.

Feels sorry to be in someone's place or position or sorry about the people that can't be partyin like your partyin.

Anderson Cooper just got punched 10 times by a gang of Egyptians. Sorry bout em'.

by T-rent. February 22, 2011

sorry bout ya

Phrase used when someone is sorry for you. Usually said after someone is sorry for something funny and not to serious.

"Yeah guys this new blackberry that you don't have has internet and I'm surfing the web now... sorry bout ya."

"Haha you are dumb man."

by tcallaway February 8, 2010

So...how 'bout them Cowboys?

A phrase used, frequently after an argument between two other parties in the conversation or after something awkward has been said, to signal that the speaker is unsatisfied or uncomfortable with the subject matter of the conversation and wishes to change the subject.

Parody of how bout them cowboys?!.

A: So I hear you're a Neo-Nazi and support the holocaust.
B: So...how 'bout them Cowboys?

A: You're a platypus-lover!
B: Well, you're a bitch!
C: So...how 'bout them Cowboys?

by dyehigh13 August 4, 2007