you are slipping off topic

james get back on topic you little shit

gents you are slipping off topic

by walkergang schmidt December 9, 2019

You and I both know

This is a phrase used to give self assurance and confidence. It actually means "I know"

You and I both know that Cindy doesn't sleep around.

You and I both know the builders will be finished next week.

The check is in the post- you and I both know that

by Sonny Saint April 23, 2020

i love you katrina

A phrase people say to a Katrina when they love them.

Hey! I love you Katrina

by Bassoonboy1234 June 30, 2020

You can't fall off

A common Richmond, Yorkshire phrase/idiom, it's roots untraceable, and used synonymously and most likely misheard in place of 'you can't fault that'.

'Those headphones are cheap, you can't fall off'

by rreadysetno October 3, 2013

I Love You, Simple As

A term used to describe your love for a certain someone. Simple as, meaning that's all there is to it, his/her love for him/her.

Daniella: 'James, it's over'
James; 'But, Daniella, I love you, simple as.'
Daniella: 'I'm sorry, it's over.' (MSN Chat)
James: 'But I love you, simple as!'

by Nisa Taj December 18, 2011

You Just Got Coached

when one person mentally destroys another (or in some cases a group of people) with a series of logical statements of pure awesomeness. In most cases the person who just had a mental bulldozer run through his head is usually left so mind blown that they are left speechless for minutes. When this happens, an observer of this amazing deed will state that the now mentally scared human-being has just been coached.

person 1: "Bruce Lee could kick Chuck Norris' ass any day of the week. He even beat him in Enter the Dragon"
person 2: "Look that was a mov--"
person 1: "Yeah but--"
person 2: "Shut up I'm talking. Bruce Lee may have beat Chuck Norris in a movie but Chuck Norris beat God, and as we all now God beat Bruce Lee"
person 1: "..............."
person 3: "You Just Got Coached"

by el Epico January 16, 2012

Just so you know:

"Here's me being a dick:" or "You're not going to like this but you're not allowed to reply:" are synonymous.

"Just so you know: in the new building there will be no dogs allowed." "Just so you know: I've always hated that sweater."

by T. Z. Müller November 11, 2011