no soup for you
no soup for you by Soup Nazi July 25, 2004
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No soup for you
An exclamation used in the event where someone changes his or her mind about giving something to someone else.
The word "soup" may be replaced with the object at hand; the reference to the show can still be very obvious if the speaker uses the correct tone of voice.
This is the catch phrase of the soup nazi from Seinfeld.
The word "soup" may be replaced with the object at hand; the reference to the show can still be very obvious if the speaker uses the correct tone of voice.
This is the catch phrase of the soup nazi from Seinfeld.
No soup for you by keyshaw June 30, 2004
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No soup for you
A reference to Seinfeld. Used when denying something to someone else. Funniest when said thing being denied is an orgasm.
While S and E are having sex, and just before E has an orgasm, S pulls out, screams "No soup for YOU!" and cums on E. Classic.
No soup for you by SayWhatAgain March 29, 2015
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