where-are-you-fromming

a verb to describe an action where someone asks you 'where are you from'. It may have been a perfectly polite and legitimate question once upon a time, or in a sci fi series. In the era where we know for a fact we are one species, in an era of multiculturalism, cosmopolitanism, but also xenophobia and rampant anti-migrant/anti-refugee sentiments, racism and Brexit/Trumpism..., it is rude for any person with an IQ above a pizza to ask 'where are you from?'. Where-are-you-fromming is often used to imply you do not really belong wherever you are, make remarks on your accent, mock your linguistic skills, physical appearance (e.g. skin colour), or to embarass/intimidate you, especially if you are a cosmopolitan/anationalist/anti-nationalist person or someone who does not care where a person is from which is an increasingly complex question to answer

I went to a pub and straight after asking me about my name, he where-are-you-fromed me. I said Colwyn Bay, but he was not taking it for an answer. To shut him up, I insisted I do not believe in nationalities or nationalism, because they only bring misery and death to this world. Where-are-you-fromming just makes me sick.

by arlanda March 14, 2023

don't you worry

A term used to pass over an unfortunate event; this is traditionally used when your friend's ask about events following the closing a bar.

"Dude, what happened with you and that fat chick after you left?"

"Don't you worry"

by BS Fatonovich July 16, 2006

I believe at you

A much more special way of saying "I believe in you."
It shows true belief and gives the best of support.

Guy 1: I'm gonna run a marathon.
Guy 2: I believe at you.
Guy 1: Thanks, I believe at you too :D

by TheFineLime October 15, 2018

You Got It Bad

it simply means; you are truly hurt.

Angela : Hey bro, its time for church
Angelo: Come on girl, today isn't one of my happy days, my girlfriend broke up with me just when i had woken up from a bad dream this morning by text message.
Angela: oh my gosh! "You got it bad then". Sorry !

by Angelo2013 November 10, 2015

you know sergio?

From the commercial for "Smirnof Vodka"

Where the people in the commercial want to get access to this party so pretend they know sergio.. And give ambigious vague descriptions of him

"lightish darkish hair"
"about this tall" (making reference to medium height

by jess February 22, 2005

You Need To Stop

1) Nigga no mo...
2) You off the subject.

You keep talking bout some dumb shish* that no one wants to hear.

by Quannesha-AKA-Isce March 8, 2003

See you on the Beach

is slang for see when we both get to the place, it
originated from the popular film Saving Private Ryan

When are we meeting?
My train gets in at 7, shall we meet in the Pub
Sure,
See you on the Beach.

by Capt Jack Doicy August 7, 2010