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But you did 

You don't need to...
Hym "But you did! It's probably better not to because it would totally discredit your position hahahahaha! That's hilarious. Hey, I wouldn't want to be associated with me either. (Which is why I omitted some names in my original draft) but, hey, I am clearly doing a great job over here. I tend to do that from time to time. Lemme just reach over here and give myself a little pat on the ol' backarooney *pat* *pat* *pat* Good job me!"
But you did by Hym Iam May 19, 2022
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But did you die? 

A question used to indirectly tell someone that their complaining about something of no importance. Made famous by a character in the movie 'The Hangover'
Passenger: How did you get a licence if you drive like that

Driver: But did you die?

Passenger: No but...

Driver: then you're complaining about nothing
But did you die? by Xclusivepoet October 3, 2015

but did you know that john0512 got a 46 on mathcounts chapter? 

Something that people randomly say when I say I did bad on something
"aaaaa I did so bad I only got 41 on ci"
"but did you know that john0512 got a 46 on mathcounts chapter?"

but did you know that john0512 got a 46 on mathcounts chapter? 

john0512 orz

that's we say in every single conversation
ok but did you know that john0512 got a 46 on mathcounts chapter
bruh i failed mathcounts states bro
ok but did you know that john0512 got a 46 on mathcounts chapter?

but did you die? 

term used as a response to annoy the other person after he/she tells a story.
person 1: I went to my cousins house to play video games.
person 2: But did you die?
person 1: No
person 2: But did you die?
person 1: Shut up you're getting annoying.

But did you die? 

A reply often said by parents when your complaining about some pain you have
Boy: " mom, my foot hurts"
Mom: "but did you die?"
Boy: "no.. bu-"
Mom: "-but did you die?"
Boy: "no.."

but did you know that john0512 got a 46 on mathcounts chapter? 

John0512 made TST group, one of his many accomplishments.
john: I made TST group
you: but did you know that john0512 got a 46 on mathcounts chapter?
john: :sob:
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