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He's right!

Yes. If you listen to Sam Sedar and let him talk you out of stopping it... Then you can't stop the child murder. They have made an agreement with eachother to let me get robbed as punishment for saying things they don't like and I do not have to let them steal. Make them do it. Their agreement is null and void. You have spent the last 10 years trying to assert that this is the consequences of my actions but then he's instructing people to let the kid whose life is only at risk because Sem Sedar and his coalition of YouTubers have agreed to sabotage me. This couldn't be any more self inflicted for you. They made a conscious decision to steal from the guy who said he would murder a child if you stole from him. This is just a game to them.
Hym "He's right! If he succeeds in talking you out of stopping it, you can't stop it. Sam Sedar is having a power trip and he doesn't care if it costs a random mother the life of her kid. He will throw your kids life in the trash for nothing. And so will your senator. And it isn't just relegated to the mid west. They are doing something to me. I am not doing anything to anyone yet but I have already decided what is going to happen if they aren't made to stop. Go do that or listen to Sam Sedar and let the kids die again. Because he already let it happen once and covered it up. He has nothing to lose (unless you murder his kid) and the only thing he has to gain is saving his own skin for participating in the cover up that already cost X amount of kids their lives."
He's right! by Hym Iam October 31, 2025
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He's Right There 

A common yet extremely useless callout used in communication reliant, multiplayer video games. Ex: COD, Apex, Fortnite, etc.

This phrase is mostly said during times of great stress, when the player is not able to use their words correctly and ends up blurting out useless noise to their teammates.

When used, the teammate of said player will have little to zero idea where their adversary is and will probably end up dead or extremely injured due to the mass confusion incited by their unstrung teammate.

It is recommended to not use this phrase even though it has become a bad habit to many casual and low-intelligence players. The consequence of this phrase is usually a heated and aggravated argument between teammates.
*Fighting* *Player1 goes down*
Player1: Bro he's one right there!

Player2: Right where?!

Player1: Right there! Can't you see!?!
*Both Players Die*
Player1: Dude, can you not see with your eyes or sum'? He was right there.

Player2: You could not be less specific with shitty ass callout. *In a mimicking voice* "Right there, right there, he's right there..." maaaan shut the fuck up with that bullllshit. How the actual fuck am I supposed to know where, 'right there' is!? Dude was upstairs in the bathroom dummy! Is that too hard to say?!

Player1: Sheesh bro chill...
He's Right There by jumboweener April 10, 2021

he's a cocksucker right 

Down East Carteret County N.C. saying used to express extreme dislike for a person who is a complete asshole
you know that state trooper who gave his own mama a ticket..."he's a cocksucker right"

he's so chill right now

phrase used to describe one who is chill, not necessarily cool as in 'hip to the hop' but more like, relaxed and chill. not too stoney, but to some extent.
Man, the guy who sits across from us at lunch, he's so chill right now.
I mean, I'm no doctor or anything, but I think I'm able to judge him on a thing like this. I mean, come on, look at him. He's so chill.

he's not home right now 

Excuse given by the mother, father, or other relative or friend of a less-than-altruistic "friend" not to call someone back on the phone.
I tried to call my (sarcastically spoken) wonderful friend Peter, but all I get is his sister on the phone telling me he's not home right now.
he's not home right now by pentozali February 28, 2008

does he look bigger to you guys? he's bigger, right? 

When you see your boyfriend come back from a 2-year space mission with his mom and a weird space dog and he looks like he's chiseled by the gods.
"Does he look bigger to you guys? He's bigger, right? Keith's bigger?"
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Also used to describe establishments where alternative foods and products are sold, i.e. natural food stores.

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murderhobo 

In a tabletop game, a murderhobo is a player who murders NPCs indiscriminately. This is normally derogatory, referring to a player who totally ignores quests, dialog, backstory, trade, world building etc.

The term is most common with Dungeons and Dragons, but it can be applied to most RPGs where the player is allowed to kill most quest-giving NPCs and NPC traders. E.g. Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Divinity original sin.
DM: The sad little orphan girl tugs at Steve's trenchcoat to get his attention, and ask for help saving her pet dog from...
Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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