A phase commenly used when girls are riding on guys, used in Tokyo Drift, by that western dude with a damn southern accent.
girl: why can't you buy me a ride like that?
boy: you know why?
girl: why?
boy: IT's not the ride, it's the rida.
boy: you know why?
girl: why?
boy: IT's not the ride, it's the rida.
by fathobo March 26, 2008
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This is said when something bad has happened to someone - implying that it is was just bad luck.
Could also suggest that this bad luck had to happen to someone.
Could also suggest that this bad luck had to happen to someone.
by pdc May 26, 2004
Get the that's the way the cookie crumbles mug.figure of speech, a response expressing genuine or mock disbelief toward something admitted by the previous speaker
Felix: "I can''t meet up; I've got plans to watch Glee with my girlfriend."
Ben: "Who's the 'I' in that sentence?"
Felix: "Who's the...uh...me...it's me."
Ben: "Really?"
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Dude: "I think I wanna volunteer in New Orleans this spring break."
Bro: "Who's the 'I' in that sentence?"
Dude: "You're right. We should just get drunk in Mexico again."
Ben: "Who's the 'I' in that sentence?"
Felix: "Who's the...uh...me...it's me."
Ben: "Really?"
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Dude: "I think I wanna volunteer in New Orleans this spring break."
Bro: "Who's the 'I' in that sentence?"
Dude: "You're right. We should just get drunk in Mexico again."
by pwinz May 4, 2010
Get the Who's the 'I' in that sentence? mug.Guy1: Where the fuck are my parents?
Guy2: I think they were in the kitchen
Guy1: OH FUCK THEY'RE BOTH DEAD!
Guy2: There's the nipple!
Guy2: I think they were in the kitchen
Guy1: OH FUCK THEY'RE BOTH DEAD!
Guy2: There's the nipple!
by Asswraith December 20, 2010
Get the There's the nipple mug.The single greatest opening of a persuasive statement or rebuttal. Also if used correctly an effective Jedi mind trick.
Persuasive statement:
(person 1)"Here's the thing, you should go buy me a Pepsi."(note no question mark so it cannot be refused)(person 2)"Uh, ok."
Rebuttal:
(person 1)"You should move the couch over there on that wall."(person 2) "Well I like it there just fine." (person 1") "But if you move it there you can put the coffee table there, and then i can put my sewing table there!"(person 2)"Here's the thing, No."
(person 1)"Here's the thing, you should go buy me a Pepsi."(note no question mark so it cannot be refused)(person 2)"Uh, ok."
Rebuttal:
(person 1)"You should move the couch over there on that wall."(person 2) "Well I like it there just fine." (person 1") "But if you move it there you can put the coffee table there, and then i can put my sewing table there!"(person 2)"Here's the thing, No."
by suitonhim May 1, 2014
Get the Here's the thing, mug.A phrase that was popularised by the hit tv show how i met your mother (HIMYM), 'where's the poop?' Refers to a line used multiple times, by Lily Aldrin after it was first heard in season 6 episode 3: Unfinished. In the episode she explains that her dog used to make the exact face that Robin was making after he had pooped somewhere in the house, she then uses the term 'where's the poop?' to ask Robin what she is hiding from her, this is in direct comparison to how her dog used to 'hide' his poop.
Ted: Are you okay?
Robin: Well, I'll admit at first I felt a little weird, but after the initial shock I realised something, I've moved on. It was a peaceful moment of closure.
Lily: Where's the poop? Robin?
Robin: Excuse me?
Robin: Well, I'll admit at first I felt a little weird, but after the initial shock I realised something, I've moved on. It was a peaceful moment of closure.
Lily: Where's the poop? Robin?
Robin: Excuse me?
by JustABastard October 29, 2018
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