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How Ya Doin' 

A friendly greeting. If used too heavily, it may become quite a nuisance to both the user and the people who are forced to listen to it. Another side-effect is answering any and all questions or demands with the phrase. A case study found that if the phrase is depended on too greatly, it may become a song, or in some cases a rap. This phrase can also be given an extra amount of greatness by adding my genuine "uhpt" to the beginning or end of it. *WARNING* If you know someone who is using this phrase, it is probably best to tell him to get mental help. If he/she continues to say the phrase, your the listener will begin to use it. and eventually you will both spontaneously combust...Uhpt!
In this example we will use Jimme "Barf" Wotzen and his friend Adam Pardigo

Adam: "Sup dude, how have you been?"

Jimme: "Uhhpt, How ya doin'."

Adam: "Good, hows the family?"

Jimme: "How ya doin."

Adam: "What?"

Jimme: "How ya doin."
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How ya doin’? 

It is used as a greeting such as "How are you?"
Hey man, how ya doin’?
How ya doin’? by RuCa July 6, 2015

how ya doin

"how are you", "what's up"
Hey man how ya doin?
how ya doin by Andrew November 28, 2004

how ya doin!

Outstanding, a phrase used when something is shocking in a good or pleasant manner.

Bob: "Ted hows the chicken?"
Ted: "How ya doin!"

Bill: "She was fine...I got her number...How ya Doin!"

how ya doin

Lukewarm un-sleazy pick-up line.
Hi. How ya doin?
how ya doin by This is lame, ey? December 9, 2003

how ya doin? 

hi...
how ya doin?
...doin pretty good?
that's good...
how ya doin? by ertsdgvhtythfdfsdregt February 19, 2009

How ya doin

Noun, can be used in place of anything similarity to shoodang
He busted in, grabbed that how ya doin and took off!
How ya doin by Bo123fo March 11, 2024
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