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yes i by FlashlightMemelord October 20, 2018
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yes-I
A person who superficially affects the perceived mannerisms of a Jamaican Rastafarian, despite having no connection to either Jamaica or the tenets of Rasta life.
"That yes-I with the dirty stringy dreads talks phony patois to everyone, even though he hasn't been within a thousand miles of Jamaica"
yes-I by Welle Crabbit January 26, 2006
Yes I’m fine
a thing girls say when they really don’t mean it and when you don’t ask them what’s wrong 80 million time automatically thinks you don’t love them anymore
“Baby are you okay?”
“Yes I’m fine”
“Are you sure?”
“Yes bae”
“Okay”
“Are you serious right now you don’t love me,don’t talk to me”
“Yes I’m fine”
“Are you sure?”
“Yes bae”
“Okay”
“Are you serious right now you don’t love me,don’t talk to me”
Yes I’m fine by pewiki May 9, 2018
Yes I Cayenne Burger
"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the Yes I Cayenne burger! It comes with cayenne pepper!"
Yes I Cayenne Burger by America Lover 🇺🇸 November 12, 2018
Yes I can't
taking simply mathematical principals, two positives make a positive, two negatives makes a positive, so a negative combined with a positive leaves a negative.
so a question like, "can't you fix that computer?" requires the response, "Yes I can't" if indeed, you cannot do so, but "no, I can" if you are able to.
simple really
so a question like, "can't you fix that computer?" requires the response, "Yes I can't" if indeed, you cannot do so, but "no, I can" if you are able to.
simple really
Yes I can't by progrelayer April 26, 2009
yes i did that and you would do it too for a check. I was an employee and I was going to get employed and thats on periodt!
An extremely funny TikTok sound that we need to talk about more. I try to find places in my conversations to say it but there just aren't any chances. You best know the second there's an opportunity I will be saying it.
yes i did that and you would do it too for a check. I was an employee and I was going to get employed and thats on periodt!is very funny and iconic and DO NOT tell me different
Yes I Can't
Can I go to the mall?
Response: Yes you can't
Can you go to the party this weekend?
Response: Yes I can't
Response: Yes you can't
Can you go to the party this weekend?
Response: Yes I can't
Yes I Can't by Young Shady March 15, 2009
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