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Oh right, okay 

When there’s nothing left to say except those three little words, you’d use the statement of “Oh right, okay.” To reply to someone that has either a) hurt your feelings or b) told you something that you weren’t previously aware of.

Typically used amongst British people.
“So I told a white lie - I didn’t actually want to meet your family, I just felt like it was way too soon.”

“Oh right, okay.”

oh right gtg 

A thing guys say when they need to go
"oh right gtg"-boy
"Oh ok, bye ig"-girl
oh right gtg by cierra42 July 24, 2021

Yeah Right Oh 

A sarcastic phrase used typically by people up north.
Dave: Hey Tristan I hear your giving out free bags of Weed.

Tristan: Yeah Right OH!
Yeah Right Oh by LondonDave January 14, 2009

Right Oh 

Like Ok, or right on. Used with an English accent.
Friend: I'm getting some really good herb today!

You: Right oh!!!
Right Oh by Shannon May 6, 2005

Oh thats right you cant even produce come to because you have a push 

Oh thats right you cant even produce come to because you have a push
Oh thats right you cant even produce come to because you have a push

Oh ya you right 

Oh ya you right is a 4 word sentence used by t shirt cannon in object towel again 9, when grey guy tells him he doesnt have arms.
"My arms are getting tired! You dont have arms! Oh ya you right."
Oh ya you right by ThatOnePlushyBoi October 18, 2020
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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Slop Grenade

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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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