I troll you

A parody of the Barney 'I love you' song.

~I troll you~
~You get trolled daily~
~Pissing people off as a trolling family~
~With a great big ban~
~And a flame from me to you~
~Won't you use the same proxy as I do~
~I troll you~
~You troll me~
~We are trolls like trolls should be~
~With a great big ban~
~And a flame from me to you~
~Won't you use the same proxy as I do~.....so you get banned in the cross firing too.

Forum user: Stop trolling!

Forum user#2: Don't feed the troll.

Troll: I troll you {Rest of the song is posted}

by Vertigo111 January 30, 2010

you better stop

Meme, commonly used in a humorous way. A winey tone is usually accompanied for humor.

*student throws pencil at classmate* You better stop!

by DatBoiNamedDavidNoto February 22, 2017

You heard me

A New Orleans’ saying. Often used after ever sentence, even when not necessary. Meanings: “you feel me”, just to emphasize your sentence. pronunciation: *new Orleans accent* “urr her mi”

“The saints are going to winning the super bowl, you heard me?”

“Let’s get some hand grenades, you heard me? “

“What time is it, you heard me?”

“Anthony Davis is a dog, you heard me?”

by GooseMrz November 16, 2018

i hate you

In the world of metal, using the term " I hate you" actually is a way of saying "I love you". As was previously mentioned, metal'ers are not allowed to love, so they show said emotion through acts of hate.

Meatlhead: I hate you.
Girl: I know, i hate you to, lets get married.

by maldorf July 24, 2007

get next to you

To get with you. It's like saying I wanna be your man/girl.

...as in "I'm tryna get next to you." Go listen to some Al Green if you don't know what I mean.

by Sanju July 23, 2008

Why are you running?

Baiscly when someone on VR chat trys to get our of the "do you know da wae." almost all of the knukels chase after them saying "WHY ARE YOU RUNNING

"Do you know da wae?" "no go away"
(Non believer runs away)
"WHY ARE YOU RUNNING!!!" why are you running?

by Meme deffinitions May 3, 2018

what you do?

A shortened version of a variety of questions to ask what a person is doing, such as 'What are you doing?' used by a group of people in urban London, Tokyo and certain parts of Australia.

Person 1: What you do?

Person 2: I do you.

by Ziggystardust73 September 9, 2008