Cathy Cook: Sally, dear, who are you from home?
Sally Smith: An O'Neil. My parents are Shaun and Maggie.
Sally Smith: An O'Neil. My parents are Shaun and Maggie.
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Get the who are you from home? mug.Cam: Will you cook my popcorn?
Michael: Hell yeah! I'm cuming over right now
Cam: Okay don't forget the butter ;)
Michael: Hell yeah! I'm cuming over right now
Cam: Okay don't forget the butter ;)
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Get the you gotta seize the opportunity mug."Did you pray today?"
"John you've been saying this all week stfu"
"Did you pray today? I could dick you down on some gangster shit"
"John you've been saying this all week stfu"
"Did you pray today? I could dick you down on some gangster shit"
by whydid2020exist September 25, 2023
Get the did you pray today mug.An exclamation for "are you being serious" in a jokingly or non joking manner depending on mannerisms and tone, sometimes condescending.
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Popular amongst Nigerians
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Get the You dey whine me mug.A term which is used by someone to describe a couple as an example to hope that the couple goals will be implemented into someone's hopeful relationship
*John sees couple Becky and Sam holding hands and eating ice cream*
*John says to his girlfriend Chloe*: This could be us but you playin'
*John says to his girlfriend Chloe*: This could be us but you playin'
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Get the This could be us but you playin' mug.A way to say goodbye to somebody you don't expect to see again (in this lifetime).
Can be used positively, with emphasis on the prospect of seeing them again, albeit in another lifetime.
Also can be used negatively, with emphasis on the implication that you won't be seeing them again THIS lifetime.
Derived from the catchphrase of the character Desmond on the TV show LOST, who would frequently say, "I'll see ya in another life, brother"
Can be used positively, with emphasis on the prospect of seeing them again, albeit in another lifetime.
Also can be used negatively, with emphasis on the implication that you won't be seeing them again THIS lifetime.
Derived from the catchphrase of the character Desmond on the TV show LOST, who would frequently say, "I'll see ya in another life, brother"
Soldier 1 (wounded and dying): I don't think I'm gonna make it, man...
Soldier 2: Hang in there, buddy, I'm right here.
Soldier 1: I see the light... I'm going towards it...
Soldier 2 (crying): I'll see you in another life, man. Say hi to my brother for me.
Guy 1: Dude, come on, we've been best friends for 6 years, you can't seriously be THAT mad about me sleeping with your girl.
Guy 2: Yeah... you can fuck off. See you in another life, man.
Soldier 2: Hang in there, buddy, I'm right here.
Soldier 1: I see the light... I'm going towards it...
Soldier 2 (crying): I'll see you in another life, man. Say hi to my brother for me.
Guy 1: Dude, come on, we've been best friends for 6 years, you can't seriously be THAT mad about me sleeping with your girl.
Guy 2: Yeah... you can fuck off. See you in another life, man.
by srzsn January 12, 2017
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