by v4s November 18, 2023

Oh my gosh Ronnie

Also commonly used as Ronnie bro, this phrase was first established upon the streets of Amsterdam.

A high individual constantly amazed, astounded and amused by his surroundings would often result in the words “oh my goshhh ronniiiieee” when In combination with his inner excitement.

This soon became a movement amongst friends and eventually the movement became so large, McDonald’s even named their double Bigmac, the double Ronnie. It can be used as a greeting, an expression of excitement, the possibilities are endless.

“Oh my gosh Ronnie” “RONNIE BROoo” “YO, RONNIE BRO” You reach into your pocket and find the weed you thought you lost: “RONNIEEEE”

by PFresh November 26, 2020

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Oh Graham

Picture this: an individual reveling in the divine art of indulgence, seated in the plush velvet embrace of a Michelin-starred restaurant. They're not just eating; they’re orchestrating a culinary symphony of epic proportions. Each bite of succulent pork belly is met with an operatic crescendo of masticating mastery and unapologetic lip-smacking—a performance so robust it could rival the acoustics of a sold-out amphitheater. Fork in hand, they sample course after course, their gusto unmistakable, as if every chew brings them one step closer to gastronomic nirvana. This isn’t dining; it’s a full-contact sport, and they’re the undefeated champion of audible appreciation!

I went to a posh restaurant last night, shut up, "OH GRAHAM"........

by Harvv77 December 20, 2024

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oh fr?

If you’ve ever been replied to with “oh fr?” you should probably talk to someone else. “Oh fr?” can mean several things from a sarcastic response to something you already knew about or a polite way of someone telling you they don’t really care. In other words, “good for you🙄”.

“oh fr?” (a great way of politely and boldly showing you don’t give an f)

by nogossipjustagirl July 3, 2021

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