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Appreciate you 

Term generally used used to show appreciation to someone after they have done a deed for you.

It can also be used as a sarcastic way of saying "thank you" to someone after they have done something that you don't like, or that inconviences you in anyway.
Example 1:

Mike: Here goes that five bucks I owed you from yesterday.

Chris: Appreiciate you.

Example 2:

Sara: Matt, I think I gave you herpes.

Matt: Thanks a alot bitch. Appreciate you.
Appreciate you by Mr. Gaines April 15, 2012
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appreciate you 

The equivalent to "bless your heart" in that it is very insincere to use this in a so-called positive way and always has a negative connotation. When used in a positive way, it's basically saying "you're a sucker." When used in a negative way, it's basically saying "you're an idiot" or "your opinion is stupid."
You: Thanks for the sub and gift, appreciate you.

You: Thanks for the advice that I didn't ask for, appreciate you.
appreciate you by anongirl789 May 10, 2024

I appreciate you 

“I appreciate you” is a polite of way of expressing your disgust with a particular object, situation or person. When utilized in this format, you leave the subject of your statement wondering why you were so polite when in reality you were simply telling them to fu*k off.
Boss: "What's wrong with you? Your results are horrible." Employee: "Thank you, I appreciate you."

Unkind Person: "You wear a 4x shirt, seriously?" Victim: 'Yes I do, I have a gland problem. I appreciate you."
I appreciate you by RetailWorld October 20, 2010

National appreciate the person who likes you day 

February 22nd is National appreciate the person who likes you day. Even if you rejected them. So go ahead and appreciate them so that they feel better.
Person 1:Hey! It’s National appreciate the person who likes you day!

Person 2: Hey I really appreciate you

We are running a bit late with POTD today. We appreciate your patience. 

Imagine being hyped for something, only to realize that it becomes late. This is also very annoying.
POTDLord: We are running a bit late with POTD today. We appreciate your patience.
everyone: :(

National appreciate your Short friend day 

Appreciate your short friends they are a very rare species.
Friend:I am so glad I have a short friend
Short friend:??? Why are you saying this
Friend:Because it’s National appreciate your short friend day!

Appreciate Your Partner Day (Which is everyday) 

December 5th, the day to express your love for that special person in your life. Your babe, your shordy, your hunbun.
"I fucking love you so much" I love Appreciate Your Partner Day (Which is everyday)
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