why don't you stay at home more often

A full-spectrum insult. Said at anytime and anyone to a silly remark.

1. A: I think Facebook friends are phoney.

B: Why don't you stay at home more often?

2. Chairperson: any more questions?
B: Yes: The speaker failed to tell us the real secret behind his vacuous smile.
Speaker: Yes I did. Why don't you stay at home more often? Do you want me to repeat that? Oright: WDY-SAHMO?

by vivauganda February 22, 2011

Didn't you have your Wheaties?

Used to ask why somebody is not working as hard as they should, inspired by the fact that the cereal of the name is supposed to help one build big strong muscles. Coaches especially like to ask this of their players, when their players are not practicing nearly hard enough.

"Didn't you have your Wheaties?" Coach Egan asked of David and Greg,who were horsing around during football practice. "You're supposed to be practicing and putting lots of effort into it! No horsing around!"

by JMC70 August 25, 2017

Don’t you listen

He’s great words come from the great man Mathew. What an idiot

This mean Dominic are you good he said this as he jerked off . Don’t you listen to yourself Mathew

by iLife’s Urban dictionary November 5, 2019

don’t you have

A term, typically used when you fail chemistry.

“I didn’t prepare my chemistry exam”
“Don’t you have”

by _bratgirl15 November 26, 2021

don't you know i have ways of making you talk

This phrase can be used when in casual conversation with pretty much anyone and everyone. It is a general responce to any comment, question exclamatory, or for interrogation.

Person 1: "Hey bro! Do you have anything planned for later tomorrow night?"
Person 2: "Yeah, I'm planning on showing you that I have ways of making you talk."
Person 1: "What the in the heck do you even mean by that?"
Person 2: "You'll find out when I show you that I have ways of making you talk."
(you can use any variation of "don't you know i have ways of making you talk")

by Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls March 21, 2022

don't you darn dare

used for emphasis on don't you dare. really makes my heart happy and sounds great

don't you darn dare do that.

don't you darn dare!

by dhhhhii May 7, 2022

Ain't you Nathaniel B

The worst comeback ever, NEVER use this in a rap battle.

"Hold up, Ain't you Nathaniel B"

*GET THE FUCK OUT*
(screams of absolute hate comes out).

by Zals#1 August 4, 2022