BITCH, I LOVE YOU

When you hate and love someone at the same time.
You don't know how to explain your love and hate for them, so you use a little of both.
Shirlena and Tourettes Guy often exchange this love-hate relationship phrase.

Look up Best Of Tourettes Guy on youtube for more.

Tourettes Guy: ALL YOU DO IS SIT IN FRONT OF THE MIRROR AND PLAY WITH YOUR TITS AND STARE AT YOUR ASS AT THE SAME TIME
Shirlena: *throws cereal bowl at Tourettes guy*
Tourettes Guy: *picks it up* BITCH, I LOVE YOU.

by AnielleDay November 13, 2011

kiss me you fool

The iconic words spoken by Harry Styles to Louis Tomlinson in a video of them playing with chocolate coins in 2011. One of the cutest (and oldest) Larry Stylinson moments. P.S. louis tops

harry: "now kiss me you fool"

by alanastyles January 6, 2019

I love you

I love you when said in a virtual reality system means that I'd prefer it if you didn't associate yourself with me as you're likely annoying or a terrible person.
It can also be typed as a way of talking to yourself threw a computer regardless, of the scenario.

I love you!

by Philosophical-Cat October 28, 2017

I love you

I want to waste a few months of your life and leave you in the shit after I get bored.

Baby, I love you

by youngthug6969 June 19, 2018

I love you

1. The phrase that a person may say to be romantic, but should only be used if it is the truth, and if they really know you and trust you long enough to sum it all in a loving way, then these three words shall come in handy.

"I love you , and if you doubt that I do, take a minute to think how long I've known you and kept you in my life, and how I trusted you with all of my secrets."
"I love you too, and you make a good point. Now I know that everything is truly serious between us."

by NovaMonkey October 8, 2018

Impeaching you twice

Synonym for beating a dead horse

I find impeaching you twice more vivid than actually, physically beating a dead horse

by Sexydimma February 9, 2021

what are you thinking

It's a mix of "What is going on?" and "what are you doing later". This is a Southern term that is used quite often as a greeting in large social gatherings. "What are you thinkin?" would be a normal sentence to describe a greeting and ask what's going on later in the night. For instance, "what are you thinkin" may elicit an answer of "it's dead- let's go somewhere cool".

"What are you thinking?" "Stupid, let's go to another barl".

by Michael J Murphy March 5, 2014