What you do mean it's okay

A response used towards someone who undervalues a thing bestowed upon them. They obviously do not realize the value nor the perks of the thing.

Platonic boy friend: Merry Christmas!!! What did you get?
Platonic girl friend: I got a gift from my uncle, he got me these Sennheiser headphones, HD 660 S I believe
Platonic boy friend: WTF??? Wow I am jealous lol, that's a very luxurious headset. So do you like them??
Platonic girl friend: Eh it's okay
Platonic boy friend: ..... what you do mean it's okay?!? Do you not realize how blessed you are????

by Obv troll is obvious January 3, 2021

Why you so mean to me 🥺

A sentence in which describes someone being mean

Why you so mean to me 🥺 said Harry

by Cxkhxgkstjskgxlu June 15, 2021

just because there's a goalie doesn't mean you can't score

if a person has a girlfriend, it doesn't mean that you don't have a chance with them.

"marry him"
"he has a girlfriend"
"just because there's a goalie doesn't mean you can't score"

by yerlocaldumplingdealer January 27, 2019

that don't mean you ate

It does not mean you are all that or it does not mean you bib good or you are better than others
.

pov: I'm better than you other that don't mean you ate

by Naomi girl by February 10, 2023

You mean a universe and a half to me

So it's, in my opinion, a better way to say: "you mean the world to me" because the universe is infinitely greater, bigger, and stronger than just the world. "And a half" is the basic meaning of it, where in this case, you'd use it as a way to say that something is very good, large, etc. ( in a positive sense, of course).

"You mean a universe and a half to me"

by Prince of death January 9, 2023

What do you mean

Letting them know you are about to slap the shit out of them so they can take back what they just said

Jack: “I think Games of Thrones Season 8 was actually decent.”
Bill: “Wait what do you mean?”

by gptx July 19, 2023

Oh, you mean Sonny?

A joke about people who are trying to become DJs/Producer/Music Industry Worker, that they sound more "in the biz" or knowledgable about music on goings by instead of calling Skrillex by his stage name they prefer to refer to him as "Sonny" (his real name) as if they know him personally. Same joke can be applied to any celebrity or star with a stage name / alias.

John: I went to this gig last night, shit was lit.
Mike: Who was playing?
John: Skrillex.
Mike: Oh, you mean Sonny?

by Hajajaja September 14, 2022