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A term used to describe a lazy eye.
1. Bro you have DAT I

2. Dude 1: "Whats with Binwant?"

Dude 2: "I don't know, I think he has DAT I"
DAT I by e737989 April 4, 2013
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I herd dat wit my bad ear

1. Coming through loud and clear, roger that.

Often used by ignorant lumberjacks suffering various degrees of hearing loss from using chainsaws on old growth timber.

2. There's no need to shout, old bean.

Often used by Oxford Dons or wearers of jacket sweaters with leather elbow patches (ironically) to gently inform the speaker their volume of speech is uncouthly excessive.
I'd like to glennbeck Glenn Beck.
I herd dat wit my bad ear!

I'D LIKE TO GLENNBECK ANN COULTER!
I herd dat wit my bad ear - and that bitch is old.

i luhhh dat 

a synonym for love. also commonly used at the bob evans.
i luhhh dat by trailer8 March 2, 2009

I HEARD DAT

when someone say something that u hear that u don't really dont wanna hear
kendra called boo a ugly ass shit face bitch and shaun said i hear dat.
I HEARD DAT by KENDRA July 10, 2004

I needz dat 

Gotta have it at all times, no matter what it is!
Man, I needz dat! My hands stay open all the time!
I needz dat by Mango Slade January 14, 2022

I'll be dat 

Would I like to partake in a game of checkers? I'll be dat...
I'll be dat by jeru411 October 18, 2003

Wuts dat? I raff I ruse? 

Net meme meaning if you laugh, you have to post another funny picture, ad infinitum.
Wuts dat? I raff I ruse?
Exactry, you raff you ruse!
Wuts dat? I raff I ruse? by Thelen January 29, 2009
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