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Sent me
I believe this expression has an oriental origin where the full form is translated as “It sent me away”, but usually someone “going away” or simple “gone” means “death”.
So, “it sent me” means that something is so hilarious or powerful that it send me to the other world immediately right here right now.
So, “it sent me” means that something is so hilarious or powerful that it send me to the other world immediately right here right now.
Sent me by Adrian Pape March 16, 2022
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sent me here
a thing where you link through to something (youtube, a blog, and article etc..) and you see someone has recently left a message "xxxx...sent me here" or "im here because of...xxxx"
sent me here by somebodywhousestheinternet October 23, 2011
sent me flying
sent me flying by legrazer February 2, 2020
sent me on a dummy
sent me on a dummy by Mosyis February 2, 2017
Sent me up
Sent me up by Prod. sara and hailee™️ April 8, 2023
That sent me
when something makes you laugh so hard it “sent you”. Think of people in a group running away because something is so funny.
That sent me by Anydnk May 7, 2019
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