Do you compete?

Asking someone if they compete implies their physique is nice and enough for a physique competition.

This is the highest form of compliment. Popularized by Soosh, this is a sure fire way to get a rockets number.

"Hey do you compete?"

"Haha, no but maybe some day, what's your instagram?"
"@Chaz_is_poor"

by Chazizpoor February 17, 2021

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kaneki ken you not

A pun by the fanbase of tokyo ghoul about the main character kaneki ken.
It means "can you not?", except from the 'kaneki' part which is usually added just for fun.

Not entirely too popular and is more known as "Ken you not?"

Person 1: "Want to go and do {insert hated action here?"
Person 2: "Uh, Kaneki Ken you not?

by Speerut May 15, 2016

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See you in hot

"See you in hot" is a compliment used by redditors, as there is a feature "sort by hot."

If a post is seen in "Hot", it most likely has over a hundred/thousand upvotes.
Every post starts is "New", which is the time that redditors use this compliment .

I just posted on reddit, and someone said "See you in hot!" I hope I get there...

by Wilkss74 August 1, 2019

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You fat biffer

Someone eating or aquiring comically large and/or frequent amounts of food, or appearing to do so.
Must be said with a south-west english accent (Cornwall, Devon, etc.)
Only works with the 'You' at the front, and only happens with 'You' and 'Bif' on one note, and 'fat'and 'fer' on a higher one.
There's no real emphasis anywhere, and it's deadpan despite the humourous intent.

"4 pints. And a pie."
"You fat biffer."

by davev July 15, 2005

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