I get that
Statement made by someone who claims to understand a specific problem or issue brought up by others. Conveys active listening and concern.
I get that by yes juanito yes January 5, 2015
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Only I get that joke
The definitive statement that proves anything you say is an inside joke. Best used when everybody gets the joke or when the statement is in no way a joke.
Only I get that joke by DirtyCa$h13 May 9, 2014
And I get that but
And I get that but by Maksauce123 June 4, 2018
Word of the Day on June 6, 2018
Yeah! I get that.
Yeah! I get that. by Johnny illwithit November 18, 2018
I'll get that 8 piece right there
I'll get that 8 piece right there by Cowgurl-up! December 9, 2022
Can I get fries with that
A stupid question to ridicule a stupid offer, like a pushy salesperson, like they're working at a fast food drive up window...as opposed to "bite me, Biach"
Can I get fries with that by NWA10000 January 15, 2015
I'll burn that bridge when I get to it.
A combination of "I'll cross that bridge when I get to it." and the old addage, "don't burn your bridges". Meaning that you haven't yet arrived at a life obstacle, but you're sure you'll mess it up when you do.
"Hey man, did you figure out how to break the news to Kim that she's got herpes?"
"Nah, I'll burn that bridge when I get to it."
"Nah, I'll burn that bridge when I get to it."
I'll burn that bridge when I get to it. by fiest April 19, 2010
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