I DISAGREE
I DISAGREE by P ressap S February 10, 2021
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I Disagree With The Chinese Government
Person one: I disagree with the Chinese Government
*Bang*
Person two: *watches person one fall on the floor now covered in blood
*Bang*
Person two: *watches person one fall on the floor now covered in blood
I Disagree With The Chinese Government by fgiseriugfaeugiszfiuafgiuaeugv May 18, 2022
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However, I disagree.
However, I disagree. by 15inchhaxoruscock August 13, 2021
I don't disagree with you
Essentially means, "I hear what you're saying, but I still think you're full of shit."
One agrees to the other's comment, but not really, in a passive-aggressive way.
Often used in the work environment to piss off co-workers.
One agrees to the other's comment, but not really, in a passive-aggressive way.
Often used in the work environment to piss off co-workers.
Perky Employee: I think we should get a work group together to determine how to build company spirit. I really think it would build morale.
Co-Worker: I don't disagree with you, but I think comp-days would work better.
Co-Worker: I don't disagree with you, but I think comp-days would work better.
I don't disagree with you by hatebigcorp November 18, 2009
I don't disagree
The ultimate corporate weasel-speak. WTF? Either you agree or you don't agree.
See also: 'Evasive mumbling"
See also: 'Evasive mumbling"
"John, the numbers just don't make sense. We can't spend $10,000 per impression."
"I don't disagree Phil, but it seems like we should look beyond the numbers here."
"I don't disagree Phil, but it seems like we should look beyond the numbers here."
I don't disagree by Menopausal Hyena February 3, 2010
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