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i know you by heart

I know you ! (VERY WELL)
- I know you love Hannah !!!
- No I don't ..
- Oh stop I know you by heart ! You can't lie to me 😂

I know you got sol 

Sometimes misunderstood as "I know you've got sol". Taking the lyrics of the Simply Red song you utter this phrase when toasting or after opening a bottle of Sol mexican beer, generally whilst drunk.
Toasting

1st Guy "I know you got..."
*raises opened bottle*
2nd Guy "...Sol!"
*clinks their open bottle with the raised bottle*

Opening

"I know you got Sol!"
*swigs from bottle*

What you gotta know 

A turn of phrase originating in Rochester, NY.

1. owned

2. damn

3. what are you doing?
1. I just chrismerfee'd you for the third time this game What you gotta know!

2. ::Sees a hot chica walk by:: "What you gotta know!"

3. Its friday night, what you gotta know?!
What you gotta know by MGRAMM2 March 17, 2010

I know you are 

When you know they are.
Comu: You're gay.
Spooky: I know you are.

I know you lying 

Something somebody said something you don't want to hear or you know someone lying
I know you lying by Adsdhwn July 14, 2019

I just thought you should know... 

Did the teacher forget to assign homework?

Was your neighbor complaining about overgrown hedges?

I just thought you should know(IJTYSK) will ALWAYS be there to relay these messages!

IJTYSK is typically used as a preceding comment, meant to soften the blow of inevitable bad news.

Usage of IJTYSK as a trailing comment is not uncommon, thought more in line with southern classic "Bless your heart"
"Class dismissed!"

"I just thought you should know...you didn't assign weekend homework"

"I just finished my first 5k!"

"I just thought you should know...over 5 million people run a 5k at least once a month."

"This restaurant is great, the owner is so friendly."

"I just thought you should know...he doesn't pay his taxes and cheats on his wife."

"I just made an entry in to the Urban Dictionary!"

"I just thought you should know...anybody can add anything to Urban Dictionary, it's not an accomplishment. It's like bragging that you got accepted to Facebook."