Liquid Thanks

"Liquid Thanks" is a term coined by Amaresh Kumar Sahu in India. It refers to expressing gratitude in the form of liquor — either by offering a bottle (e.g., wine or whiskey) or sharing a drink with someone as a symbolic gesture of thanks.

"To the volunteers who gave their time and hearts — accept my liquid thanks, overflowing and sincere."

"I raise this glass in liquid thanks to all who stood by me."

by Amaresh Kumar Sahu July 3, 2025

mama thank you very much you know that i love chicken nuggets

The Voiceline: mama thank you very much you know that i love chicken nuggets was a reference from a viral video named Back To School Hacks with Mama Melai on YouTube, the video was about Melai Cantiveros, the Filipino star was cooking some breakfast to her kids and one kid with the uniform said, "mama thank you very much you know that i love chicken nuggets"

Here come the nuggets anak, mama thank you very much you know that i love chicken nuggets

by whatthefools001 October 28, 2022

Thanks Pam

Said to person who answers a question more than 5 minutes after it has already been answered and the topic has since moved on.

“Thanks Pam!”

by LVFree January 14, 2023

a Brandy thank you

To compensate a male for a kind act with oral sex.

When her car broke down on the way home, a guy stopped and gave her a jump. Brandy thanked him with a blowjob.

I didn't have any money to tip the driver and he was cute enough so I gave him a Brandy thank you.

by Lauram_Ipsum November 21, 2024

thanK You Sam

Thank you sam (stylized thanK You Sam) is a play coined by a swiftie on twitter on the popular Taylor Swift album track about her haters ‘thanK you aIMee’. It means KYS.

Annoying people: I’m not like other girls, I don’t listen to popular artists like Taylor Swift. I listen to super underground, underrated artists like Arctic Monkeys and The Strokes
Normal person: thanK You Sam

by AlienInPublic May 24, 2024

great, thanks

The corporate speak version of "go fuck yourself" or "fuck you" or something along those lines in context.

Manager: This patch is full of really sloppy conditional statements and unused variables. I think we can clean this up a bit. Take your time to get it right.

Me: Great, thanks! I'll get these changes in right away.

by Somebody, but not Nobody May 4, 2022

Thanks mrs goucher

A phrase you say when someone trying to be helpful fails miserably

Assistant teacher: just clarifying, you simplify number five then factor?
Teacher: no, you factor, THEN simplify. Stop asking stupid questions, you're not being helpful
Students (in unison): THANKS MRS GOUCHER!

by Benjafo March 6, 2017