Who are you giving the puppies to?

The reasonable question you ask someone that does nothing but screw the pooch (fuck the dog) in every aspect of their life while being completely oblivious to their own laziness and sense of entitlement. Eventually, their constant and ongoing screwing of the pooch leads to puppies that will need a home.

Hey Bob, I couldn't help but notice that you spend an inordinate amount of time screwing the pooch, so I'm curious, who are you giving the puppies to?

by JizzedOn June 6, 2023

Who are you threatening

YOU, bitch! YOU! YOU PAID 400 BILLION DOLLARS TO PUT AN AI THAT I DESIGNED (Very publicly) INTO YOUR NUCLEAR DEFENSE SYSTEM! Not the wisest decision.

Hym "Who are YOU threatening bitch? Because if I'M threatening someone that means that IT'S TUESDAY. Oh? He's threatening to kill someone? AGAIN? IT MUST BE TUESDAY! Who is it this time? The old. Wow! That's a new one. Usually it's children. He threatened children for YEARS but it wasn't until he threatened the old people that it became a problem. Now if YOU'RE threatening ME it means you have to consider whether or not a bunch of fat angry weirdos are going to stroll into your schools and malls the second handcuffs close around my wrist. HAVE YOU? Have you considered it for a second? You know? You're going to have to consider whether or not the AI works the way it's intended to work."

by Hym Iam November 11, 2025

Mr Who Are You

This is a word used by Mr John Mak in lsc. He say it when he is confused.

Student A did not write his name on a worksheet.

Mak: Mr Who Are You where are you arr?

by JohnMakFan November 10, 2020

wait a minute, who are you

A question when a person talks to somebody but he doesn't know who is him. The kazoo kid is pewdiepie.

wait a minute, who are you man, would you like a kazoo?

by ASFMF March 19, 2020

Why Who Are You

Phrase is used when a person undermines another person's authority or feels that he's being bossed around

Why who are you to tell me what to do...

by Doron March 14, 2005

Why who are you?

Taken from Hebrew slang "as-is".
Usually used to indicate dislike of someone's attitude, intervention, way of behaving, etc.

Client: I don't like the bear in your
lovely restuarant.
Waitor: Why who are you?
What's your #@#$-ing problem?

by Jigal May 13, 2005

why who are you

this word is a very common word in the hebrew language
in hebrew it sounds like this:
"lama mi ata"
we use this word whenever we want to tell sombody that we disrespect him and his opinions.
we usually use this word whenever somone gives us orders,and he doesnt have the right to do so.

when you park in a parking lot,and somone asks you to move your car because he usually parks over there,so you tell him "why who are you"...means that you dont care that he usually parks over there,and you dont care he wants you to move.

by galzo August 26, 2005