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An expression of agreement. Can be used in place of 'indeed.' Can also be used sarcastically to get someone to stop fucking talking to you about frivolous things.
syn: you said it.
syn: you said it.
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and how by shanedawg85 March 30, 2005
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and how
A word used to describe an agreement with an opinion or statement. used as an expression, similiar to: indeed. or sweet jesus i agree!
and how by Charlene Gupta August 23, 2006
And how
And how by Arminkshipper June 22, 2024
And how do you know...
Hym "And how do you know... That THIS... Is not what the church is doing... To YOU? God you're dumb! How do you not see the parallel there? You are doing all this... And YOU THINK... That other people aren't already doing that... Except to you?"
And how do you know... by Hym Iam May 9, 2025
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