i mean really

This is a saying that implies that something is obviously idiotic or ridiculous.

Mike from the popular youtube channel, JeepersMedia, loves to say this over and over about toys that have been recalled.

JeepersMedia: "I mean REALLY, what were they THINKING when they made this?"

Chad5161: "stfu about that "I Mean Really" shit, its fucking old! get a new catch phrase already, ffs."

by Chad5161sYoutubeChannel April 24, 2009

Not Really

Meaning; neither yes nor no at the same time; statement meaning in between, maybe or straddling the fence. Word used when trying to avoid a question.

You ask, "did you like the dinner?" Reply, "Not Really". Which means there was something you didn't like about it. Did you not like the greens or mash potatoes. It is either "Yes" or "No" This phrase should be used in conjunction with an explainatin following it.

by JoAnna Alicea January 16, 2008

that really grinds my maple leafs

Pisses you off, or annoy you.

TIMMY TANG: THAT REALLY GRINDS MY MAPLE LEAFS, what he just did to me.

by KFSTIMY July 13, 2012

tomorrow, I will really start being good to you

Whispered to a woman who feels loved, cared-for, pampered to an ultimate degree, to let her know that you have only started.

As she lay on her back, eyes glassy, breathing deeply, wishing for nothing more than the moment, he put his lips to her ear and said, "Tomorrow, I will really start being good to you."

by Monkey's Dad December 3, 2022

whats really hood

what the hell or what the fuck is your beef, bitch?!

Dina: what's really hood, bitch?!
Tessa: you whore!!!
Tessa percussions that ass like Sheila E

by acdegrees June 30, 2004

Oh really

Usually an answer given when you don't 1. Give a shit 2. When you are trying to be polite by not saying no shit. 3. A smartass answer given to someone who just stated something very obvious or very stupid. Can be used in a number of ways.

Hey man have you seen those new Dodge Challengers? They are really fast. OH REALLY?

by pantyteamaster May 1, 2010

You are really going to get it!

Oftentimes, said in anger, a parent will use this phrase in a desperate attempt to get an unruly child to obey.

Parent: "What did I tell you about talking to me like that? You know darn well that when you talk to me in that tone of voice it really annoys me. You are really going to get it!"

Child: " You have been saying that to me for the last 13 years. What is it that I am really going to get, cuz I haven't gotten "it" yet! LOL

by DrummR4GOD September 9, 2009