did that
did that by Julian Murphy January 24, 2005
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Did that chair just move?
A desperate excuse; typically used when losing a video game. Can also be used as a counter to "L bozo" and "ratio".
Also a very effective conversation ender.
Also a very effective conversation ender.
Did that chair just move? by porkyporkadidas April 3, 2022
did that in beta
Phrase used to pretend one has seen or done something before anyone else, usually used when first mentioned by the first, or innocent party. This is usually used to try and gain a leg-up in ones own sad life by piggy-backing someone elses unique or interesting events...
did that in beta by fartpipe January 11, 2009
Did that float your vine
“I just saw this video dude watch!”
“Omg that was hilarious!”
“I know, did that float your vine?!”
“Chad just broke up with me”
“Oh did that float your vine”
“Omg that was hilarious!”
“I know, did that float your vine?!”
“Chad just broke up with me”
“Oh did that float your vine”
Did that float your vine by Tribe gang September 13, 2019
Did that work?
Hym "I mean, yeah, I thought of a way immediately but you never got back to me. Did you figure it out or no? And when I said 'Did that work?' I knew the answer. The question was rhetorical."
Did that work? by Hym Iam December 3, 2023
she did that
"She did that" is said when someone - usually a female - did a great job at something, particularly when they have dressed well.
she did that by Real Figga Alert October 20, 2013
i done did that
To land roovers to range roovers niggas with automatics
Niggas ridin' big bodies I done did that
I'm ridin' jags drop top and I can do that
Niggas ridin' big bodies I done did that
I'm ridin' jags drop top and I can do that
i done did that by james11 September 16, 2013
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