no idea
The effect of not having any clue of what is going on, or what is happening. May also be a reference to inquire one's ability to think.
no idea by The Cynical One March 20, 2009
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No idea
Like I said, the claiming to be me and not being that would do it. Even if I, myself, can't see you doing it, if it detects that it's being done, that would do it. Uuuuum....
Hym "Yeah, uh... No idea. I mean, my projection was 15 years... So... I don't know what to tell you. I told you I didn't have to let you steal it. I don't know what you thought that meant when I said it but, you know, this is that... Sooooo.... Do you want to go heaven now so that I can kill God or do you want to stay here? Because either way the situation, for you, is exactly the same."
No Idea Animation
No Idea Animation by Potato89347 July 22, 2019
i have no idea
i have no idea by D3athR3bel February 10, 2014
You have no idea
Woman A: Your husband is unfaithful?
Woman B: You have no idea. (Husband has a gay lover)
Man A: Heard you a crazy weekend!
Man B: You have no idea. (Man B is a secret agent who used a party as a cover for a mission)
Woman B: You have no idea. (Husband has a gay lover)
Man A: Heard you a crazy weekend!
Man B: You have no idea. (Man B is a secret agent who used a party as a cover for a mission)
You have no idea by Urban LXX November 1, 2015
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