FRANKLIN! WHAT IN THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING!
FRANKLIN! WHAT IN THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING! by Pay me more. April 3, 2023
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...is what I meant to say!
Person A: "I swear I was born in the wrong century!"
Person B: "You mean 'decade'."
Person A: "...is what I meant to say!"
Person B: "You mean 'decade'."
Person A: "...is what I meant to say!"
...is what I meant to say! by who_dares_wins October 21, 2011
Related Words
what • whatever • What the sigma?! • Whatitdo? • Whatev • What's Good • what the fuck • what's up • whataboutism • whatnot
that's what she said
talking about nintendo:
person 1: where are you?! i'm losing without you!
person 2: shut up! i'm doing the boss without protection.
person 1: LAWL, THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID.
person 1: where are you?! i'm losing without you!
person 2: shut up! i'm doing the boss without protection.
person 1: LAWL, THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID.
that's what she said by wow,shesaidthat?! January 4, 2010
That's NOT What She Said
The opposite of "That's What She Said"; when an innocent statement is interpreted sexually - lack of sexual skill, small pecker, etc. - when in fact the statement refers to something else
P-Phat: Dude, what do you think of my new loft?
MOCO: Dude, it's so small
P-Phat: That's NOT What She Said!
MOCO: Dude, it's so small
P-Phat: That's NOT What She Said!
That's NOT What She Said by MOCO & P-Phat May 28, 2008
life is what you make it
A cliche of debatable validity.
On one side, this phrase may be seen to be reassuring, allowing a person to accept the ills of their life, whatever those might be, with grace, knowing that with effort, or wisdom, those ills can be surmounted, or even changed into something positive.
On the other side, this meaning can be seen to be irrelevant; the phrase ultimately becomes empty, asking a person to acquiesce to, in the form of the acceptance of "the good with the bad", the ill of the modern world in any or all of its forms.
On one side, this phrase may be seen to be reassuring, allowing a person to accept the ills of their life, whatever those might be, with grace, knowing that with effort, or wisdom, those ills can be surmounted, or even changed into something positive.
On the other side, this meaning can be seen to be irrelevant; the phrase ultimately becomes empty, asking a person to acquiesce to, in the form of the acceptance of "the good with the bad", the ill of the modern world in any or all of its forms.
Torture Victim 1: Life is what you make it. They cut off our hands. At least we don't need 'em to eat with. No food tonight.
life is what you make it by little67112 April 30, 2011
I honestly dont know what you are speaking of
I honestly dont know what you are speaking of by What the hell? April 20, 2006