Language Professors Hate Him

The spam/hoax ADs that pop up everywhere and claim that you can large 7 languages in 10 days

Bob: "Dude, Imma try that 'Language Professors Hate Him' Ad!!"

Tim: DON'T ITSASCAM!

*bob's computer crashes after clicking on it*

Bob: Da hell?

Language Professors Hate Him by The Meeping Quincy November 4, 2012

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They hate us for our Freedom

A Line used by President Bush and every single Neo-Con out there, to make the case that it wasn't our meddling around in Mid-East affairs that caused Muslim-Extremist to hate us, but that our "Freedoms" somehow managed to piss them off.

Osama Bin Laden said it was our involvement in the Middle East that turned him against America, but President Bush said it was because, They hate us for our Freedom.

They hate us for our Freedom by He who doesn't want to be named May 5, 2008

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love/hate relationship

The dynamics of the love/hate relationship are based on both mutual admiration and irritation.

Usually such a relationship is formed unintentionally by people who are complete opposites being flung together, such as an introduction through a mutual friend.

Although unsuited to each other's presence, the lover/haters will usually find it hard to exclude the other from their life and day-to-day activities.

Similar to an abusive relationship, the lover/haters constantly crave more conflict while subconsciously seeking the other's approval.

Previously, those engaged in a love/hate relationship were commonly referred to as lover/haters, however the term "pevy" as now surpassed the phrase lover/haters.

I can't stand being in their presence. Talk about a love/hate relationship; those two are constantly bickering. They're such a pevy.

love/hate relationship by Breda <3 Elena January 24, 2011

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I hate to say it, but

I LOVE to say it. A statement that is always followed by a smug, judgemental, self-satisfied remark about someone else. Similar in many ways to I'm not being racist, but, the statement is used in a vain attempt to get people to think that it pains the person to say what he is about to say, when in fact it is plainly obvious that saying what he is about to say gives him a great deal of satisfaction.

I hate to say it, but I knew they'd end up divorced. She's such a floozie.

I hate to say it, but by The Fourth Man in the Tub March 13, 2011