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don't you know i have ways of making you talk

This phrase can be used when in casual conversation with pretty much anyone and everyone. It is a general responce to any comment, question exclamatory, or for interrogation.
Person 1: "Hey bro! Do you have anything planned for later tomorrow night?"
Person 2: "Yeah, I'm planning on showing you that I have ways of making you talk."
Person 1: "What the in the heck do you even mean by that?"
Person 2: "You'll find out when I show you that I have ways of making you talk."
(you can use any variation of "don't you know i have ways of making you talk")

if you're happy and you know it clap your hands 

Describes the action of a very happy person.

Also part of a song.
If you're happy and you know it clap your hands
*clap* *clap*

National post the thickest girl you know day. 

On December 26, post your thickest friend, girlfriend, or best friend. This day is for the thickest of the thick.
I posted Beyoncé today, she’s thick.
I love National post the thickest girl you know day.

Do you know da wae

Used to be a good phrase but is now dead. Now it is often used by people in the hallways of middle school
8th grader: do you know da wae
Me(correct response): later homo i'm going to class now

if anything changes I'll let you know 

something you say after a lame excuse to cancel plans with friends, usually for a better offer, without any real intention of considering original plan
a guy you've been dying to go out with asks you to dinner Friday night:

Sorry Rachel - I won't be able to make it to your sister's middle school graduation Friday night - will need to work late that day but if anything changes I'll let you know.

oh you know 

Something scene kids say. I'm not sure why, but they do. Often used to be promiscuous about where they stashed their bandanas or something.
"Have you ever spent the night at his house?"
"Oh you know."

-OR-

"Which bandana did you buy?"
Oh you know.
oh you know by tBQ November 4, 2006