You Belong With Me (Taylor's Version)

A re-recorded version of Taylor Swift's "You Belong With Me".
This version can be found on Fearless (Taylor's Version).

I personally prefer You Belong With Me to You Belong With Me (Taylor's Version); however, I only listen to the (Taylor's Version) because I know it benefits Taylor after her music was stolen by Big Machine Records.

by swiftie13 <3 March 11, 2023

s me a p y o b

send me a pic of your boobs

hey (fill in the blanks) s me a p y o b

by imapenisman August 3, 2007

Are you there God? It's me, Margaret.

1. Another term for paying a prostitute
2. An abnoxious person
3. A title of book by Judy Blume

1. "Dude! I forgot my wallet at home and I can't Are you there God? It's me, Margaret. Can you lend me some cash?"
2. "Lesley is such an Are you there God? It's me, Margaret."
3. "'Are you there God? It's me, Margaret' is one of the worst books I've ever read."

by Shaweena January 18, 2009

Jeeter's me up

Getting Jeetered is doing something that gets your adrenaline pumping, and you do it every day, or reacurringly.

Guy 1 - Why do you do that everyday? It was cool the first time but now it's dumb...

Guy 2 - Idk man, something about it just Jeeter's me up!

by Rnlnanonymous November 10, 2013

OH SHIT! Me Dick's On Fire!

When you're on enough drugs to use this sentence.

McQuack: 'OH SHIT! Me Dick's On Fire!'
Megan: 'Get Lewis to blow it out ;)'
McQuack: '-_-

by TheDuckIsComing November 29, 2016

Hi people it’s me

Rockin’ Robin’s catchphrase; 1st said in her YouTube video “Rockin’ Robin Goes Shopping” posted January 4th, 2017. Rockin’ Robin is a solo artist who is also a member of the Radioactive Chicken Heads.

“Hi people it’s me, Rockin’ Robin”

by Rockin’ Robin January 13, 2022

Get out me dm’s Mate

A phrase that should be used when you want to tell someone to stop talking, or trying to talk to you. Just as one would say “slide into my dm’s” quite romantically or sexually suggestive, telling someone to get out would imply repulsion or annoyance toward that person/s. This may be used in real life situations as well as online (e.g. ig twitter etc.)

Boy: “so wyd babes”

Y/n: “uhm nothing much”
Boy: “hahah coool”
Y/n: “okay time to get out me dm’s mate ”

by Yhyh April 30, 2019