<.7.9.7.6.>Stop Taking It As A Question And Start Taking It As A Warning<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>Stop Taking It As A Question And Start Taking It As A Warning<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>Stop Taking It As A Question And Start Taking It As A Warning<.7.9.7.6.>

by IPromiseToDoWhatIPromised May 23, 2025

question mark

When you're really confused on something, and you want to express your confusion in one word.

Jimmy : Hey, you've got been beaned!

You : Question mark. You on drugs?

by Grqvxty February 13, 2020

donut question me

Another way to say “Don’t question me!”

Person 1: Hey what is your name
Person 2: Donut question me

by an idiot September 24, 2020

Boston Police Gets To Send And Receive Oral Sexual Intercourse And The New York Police Department Gets One Question: "If Soho By Sparta Grants Immortality, Why Should I Grant It?"

Boston Police Gets To Send And Receive Oral Sexual Intercourse And The New York Police Department Gets One Question: "If Soho By Sparta Grants Immortality, Why Should I Grant It?"

Boston Police Gets To Send And Receive Oral Sexual Intercourse And The New York Police Department Gets One Question: "If Soho By Sparta Grants Immortality, Why Should I Grant It?"

by TheSpartanicaOfAnyHellstromu3e April 4, 2025

Question

He would rather avoid it too

Hym “Because he doesn’t like the thing that he becomes if he answers it. That’s clearly were the left goes too far. Reconfiguring words so that you don’t have to be the thing that you clearly are. Reconfigure the definition so you don’t have to consider yourself charlatan. Reconfigure the words so she isn’t a retard molester. Because getting slutted out by a cripple behind your fiancé’s back is like Romeo and Juliet. Calling into question the definition of words is your entire shtick! Time is up by the way and I remain unconvinced. You have selected punishment. Congratulations!”

by Hym Iam September 27, 2022

Sarcatorical Question

A sarcatorical question is a question asked sarcastically with no desire for a legitimate answer. Often used to allusively insult a debate opponents argument, or to state a bigoted opinion in a nefarious attempt to seem genuine with the option to feign ignorance if criticised for it (see: sealioning)

Example of a Sarcatorical Question : "If slavery was so bad, why didn't black people run away?"

by dwalone December 30, 2021

Lemon Question

A question confidently asked by a person that has given the appearance of being knowledgeable in the subject but really is not. Can be just the two of you or can be a group of you talking.

i.e. i was speaking about a construction site with a group of people and a girl nodding along jumped in with "iv always wondered, how do they hang drywall when its raining and not ruin it?... That's a Lemon Question, derived from interviews given by Don Lemon and the numerous times he asks a "Lemon Question".

by Whonose!? April 10, 2024