Slang, usually used in radio transmissions such as military communications, meaning "I understand" or "I hear you." Synonymous with "I copy that." Often just "Roger"
-All Units, this is a Code Red. Return to base, over?
-Roger that. Heading to home.
affirmative in nature, yes, i acknowledge what you are saying, i heard you, i agree, yes this is true, you are right, right.
Also used to replace any song lyric during a lapse of memory.
Are we going for a ride with the LFD in the laurie? Roger that.
Seasons change, roger that. Wishes go up and the world goes round. And i love you. Chorus.
Military slang. On it's face, an acknowlegement. Depending on context, also is a passive-aggressive, snarky-ass way for a military member to say "Yeah, whatever, fuck you" to another military member, often superior in rank.
"Hey Specialist, next time you mop, use more pine oil."
Term of endearment, I.E. "hey would you like some of this delicious snack, "Roger That""
Sarcastic term, I.E. "Hey can you do this chore for me, "Roger That"
Fuck it all term, I.E. "Hey heres a list of shit that you don't really want to do but have to, "Roger That"
Military term for Yes, "we are going on a 4 mile run today, "Roger That"
-Care to grab dinner, and then Netflix and chill? "Roger That"
-Your work performance has been terrible this month and we are questioning if you actually want to be here, "Roger That"
-You better be on time today, or there will be serious consequences, "Roger That"
Most commonly coined from a SSG Sanchez, Patrick overly and widely using the term throughout combat tours and authentic military briefings.