1. Something Jake Paul tells his fans ew.
2. To dab on people who dont like you.
3. Dab on idiotic people who want atteeeentttion.
2. To dab on people who dont like you.
3. Dab on idiotic people who want atteeeentttion.
by JESSSICA!!! July 26, 2018
Something one says before going to lie horizontally on a soft rectangle.
Is often used to replenish one's energy by closing eyes and not moving for approximately 8 hours.
Is often used to replenish one's energy by closing eyes and not moving for approximately 8 hours.
homosapien1: hey, I'm going to go dab on them haters, now.
homosapien2: Ok, goodnight *kisses homie* (no homo... or maybe in a homo way?!??)
homosapien2: Ok, goodnight *kisses homie* (no homo... or maybe in a homo way?!??)
by donny_alpha November 20, 2021
Regarding the state of China government reaction to Coronavirus (quote from New York Times):
When Mr. Zhou delivered his annual report to the city’s People’s Congress on Jan. 7 against a backdrop of bright red national flags, he promised the city top-class medical schools, a World Health Expo, and a futuristic industry park for medical companies. Not once did he or any other city or provincial leader publicly mention the viral outbreak.
“Stressing politics is always No. 1,” the governor of Hubei, Wang Xiaodong, told officials on Jan. 17, citing Mr. Xi’s precepts of top-down obedience. “Political issues are at any time the most fundamental major issues.”
Shortly after, Wuhan went ahead with a massive annual potluck banquet for 40,000 families from a city precinct, which critics later cited as evidence that local leaders took the virus far too lightly.
When Mr. Zhou delivered his annual report to the city’s People’s Congress on Jan. 7 against a backdrop of bright red national flags, he promised the city top-class medical schools, a World Health Expo, and a futuristic industry park for medical companies. Not once did he or any other city or provincial leader publicly mention the viral outbreak.
“Stressing politics is always No. 1,” the governor of Hubei, Wang Xiaodong, told officials on Jan. 17, citing Mr. Xi’s precepts of top-down obedience. “Political issues are at any time the most fundamental major issues.”
Shortly after, Wuhan went ahead with a massive annual potluck banquet for 40,000 families from a city precinct, which critics later cited as evidence that local leaders took the virus far too lightly.
- Hey, Mr. Dictator of China, sir. Perhaps we should do something bout the deadly virus outbreak? Maybe we could cancel the annual banquet for 40,000 families this year?
- Nah, Dab On Them Haters.
- Nah, Dab On Them Haters.
by DavidKlein February 28, 2020