by da_shiznitx13 March 12, 2007
'Never Say Never' is a saying made popular by pop sensation, Justin Bieber, that has inspired millions of people all around the globe helping them to pursue their dreams no matter what others say or think of them.
It is also the name of the theme song for 'Karate Kid' starring Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan. 'Never Say Never' is sung by Justin Bieber and features a rap by Jaden Smith.
'Justin Bieber: Never Say Never' is the name of Bieber's amazing 3D movie that shows his journey from a small town in Canada with a population of 30,000 people.. to going on his first World Tour to perform infront of millions.
He has come so far, and is only 16. We can expect to see much more from this talented young star in the future.
NEVER SAY NEVER! ♥
It is also the name of the theme song for 'Karate Kid' starring Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan. 'Never Say Never' is sung by Justin Bieber and features a rap by Jaden Smith.
'Justin Bieber: Never Say Never' is the name of Bieber's amazing 3D movie that shows his journey from a small town in Canada with a population of 30,000 people.. to going on his first World Tour to perform infront of millions.
He has come so far, and is only 16. We can expect to see much more from this talented young star in the future.
NEVER SAY NEVER! ♥
by inspiredbymusic February 27, 2011
1. A phrase used at the end of a fragmented sentence; Usually as a threat or warning. Mostly used by blacks and ghetto whites.
also see: 'i wuz 'bout ta say'
2. A polite phrase to use after a motormouth has interrupted your statement once again.
also see: 'i wuz 'bout ta say'
2. A polite phrase to use after a motormouth has interrupted your statement once again.
1. Girl, I thought you called me ugly, I was about to say...
b. What he lookin at? Oh, he's blind? I was about to say...
c. Shoot, that man came up to me with that bullcrap like I wanted him. I was about to say...
d. Oooh, you got them new Jordans? Oh, no that's straight bootleg. I was about to say...
2. As I was about to say, children are severely affected by their single parents dating patterns.
b. I was about to say that I would give you half of the million, but since I now know you think I'm a greedy, selfish bitch, you can fuck the hell off... and take the kids.
b. What he lookin at? Oh, he's blind? I was about to say...
c. Shoot, that man came up to me with that bullcrap like I wanted him. I was about to say...
d. Oooh, you got them new Jordans? Oh, no that's straight bootleg. I was about to say...
2. As I was about to say, children are severely affected by their single parents dating patterns.
b. I was about to say that I would give you half of the million, but since I now know you think I'm a greedy, selfish bitch, you can fuck the hell off... and take the kids.
by john August 24, 2004
(NOT PER SE)
An exotic type of fruit that is incredibly rare and so is usually not eaten, but rather preserved in a block of glass and passed down the family line
Please note: Even though Per se and Persay are two completely different words with widely varied meanings, they are sometimes used in the same place you would use one or the other in.
An exotic type of fruit that is incredibly rare and so is usually not eaten, but rather preserved in a block of glass and passed down the family line
Please note: Even though Per se and Persay are two completely different words with widely varied meanings, they are sometimes used in the same place you would use one or the other in.
1. There's no doubt that gardening per say is good for the soul.
2. I am not a fan of Italian wines per say they're a bit to tannic for me.
3. The problem is not with the new family per say, but an ex-wife who is evil.
2. I am not a fan of Italian wines per say they're a bit to tannic for me.
3. The problem is not with the new family per say, but an ex-wife who is evil.
by hellfire666 June 06, 2015
It is a cantonese word. Literally it means "I'll hit you to death" but comenly used as "I'll hit you very hard!" Usually shows that you're angry at that person or just hitting randomly. Da means hit, say means death and nay means you.
by PriscilliaW. May 17, 2006
by AyodatLib December 13, 2006
The phrase 80s band Frankie Goes to Hollywood had on t-shirts in their videos and ones sold at their concerts. It's often misquoted as Frankie Says Relax, but it's singular "Say", not plural "Says".
by Twhitstuff December 20, 2021