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You Follow? 

Slang word used In conversation for when you are talking and the other Is not listening to a single word you are saying while your telling a epic story. This can also be used when talking within a group of people who are not listening to your story and you need to get there full attention to focus on the story.

This type of talk is usually used by someone who has good stories that everyone respects. Using You Follow? will result in more people listening you and respecting you and following your conversation and even using the line when your not around. It has become very catchy within the urban community.
What a glorious night. You know, That guy in the Picnic Table Shirt will never get a good looking girl in this club. You Follow?
You Follow? by GTGnation February 9, 2018
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why is nobody talking about the warning we get when we follow you 

When someone wants followers and gets their friend to comment on their post to fool the ignorant
James: hey dude, I need followers. can you tell people they’ll get a warning when they follow me?

Nathan: sure bro

Nathan: why is nobody talking about the warning we get when we follow you?

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A Mercury-Pluto link on your birthday means there is a specific path you must follow over the coming year. The nature of that path will be made clear to you over the next few days, so keep your eyes and ears open and be ready to move fast. 

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A Mercury-Pluto link on your birthday means there is a specific path you must follow over the coming year. The nature of that path will be made clear to you over the next few days, so keep your eyes and ears open and be ready to move fast.

A Mercury And Pluto link on your birthday means there is a specific path you must follow over the coming year. The nature of that path will be made clear to you over the next few days, so keep your eyes and ears open and be ready to move fast. 

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A Mercury And Pluto link on your birthday means there is a specific path you must follow over the coming year. The nature of that path will be made clear to you over the next few days, so keep your eyes and ears open and be ready to move fast.

All you had to do is follow the damn train CJ 

A quote from a hard mission in GTA: San Andreas
*somone fails at slapping someone in the face* "all you had to do is follow the damn train CJ"
"Lol"

All you had to do was follow the damn train, CJ!

A line from GTA.
CJ: doesnt follow the train
Guy: ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS FOLLOW THE DAMN TRAIN, CJ!
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