So you see

A way of saying you disagree with something or agree with something

A: you like him!
B: so you see…

by shark boy🦈🦈🦈 March 28, 2023

Great seeing you

Low key way of saying, I love being around you.

It was great seeing you at bear for tator skins.

by Taotao1988 November 04, 2021

See you on the town

Use of this phrase first used in the 21st century. It’s simply a cool kids version of to hit the town.

Original creator - Marika

Will be hitting Elgin with a girl friend — maybe see you on the town?

by Utbooty August 25, 2018

I'll see you at wal mart

"I'll see you at Walmart" is an expression that was reportedly created by a US army soldier in the Tacoma Seattle area. It has since gained popularity and spread throughout various urban communities. The origins of the phrase are unclear, but it is believed to have originated as a way to challenge or threaten others in a confrontational manner. While the exact meaning and usage of the phrase may vary among different groups, it generally conveys a sense of aggression and a willingness to engage in physical altercation. As with any potentially violent language, it is important to use the phrase responsibly and with caution, as it can easily escalate a situation and lead to harm.

Hey, shut up
Who are you talking too
You
That's ok, I'll see you at Wal Mart

by Introvert95 April 02, 2023

Did you see the setting?

I swear have you not seen the setting? Setting these nuts on yo face.

Did you see the setting?

by FortniteScammyBoi November 13, 2018

Do you see fairies?

The question that you would use to ask someone is stupid and retarded.

Bro why’d you do that, Do you see fairies?

by Sneeze88 October 02, 2021

i see who you are, you are my enemy. my enemy

i--- is the ninth letter and the third vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, the alphabets of other western European languages and others worldwide. Its name in English
see - perceive with the eyes; discern visually.
who- what or which person or people.
you-used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing.
"are you listening?"
are-second person singular present and first, second, third person plural present of be.

my-belonging to or associated with the speaker.
enemy-a person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something.

i see who you are, you are my enemy. my enemy

by w suit November 14, 2022