You jokin
You jokin by Lovelykittem565 October 7, 2019
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Are you joking me?
A term used to express surprise and probably displeasure. A mixture of "Are you kidding me?" and "Are you joking?" Used most in the Bergen County area of New Jersey.
Math Teacher: Tonight's homework is page 121, 12 to 30.
Stupid Ridgewood Jock Kid: Are you joking me?!
Stupid Ridgewood Jock Kid: Are you joking me?!
Are you joking me? by Herbert Oscar Forsberg the Third April 18, 2006
Related Words
You jokin • are you joking? • Are you joking me? • are you joking me off • Are you Joking my Eyes Out? • You're joking, right? • You're joking me • how did your game change for, I’m going to say the better, when you joined the Mafia with Matt and I? • You've Joined The Hunt • aaron invited you to join
are you joking?
are you joking? by NatsuTRO December 13, 2015
are you joking me off
coworker #1: "did you hear we have to have these reports done by this afternoon."
coworker #2: "are you joking me off right now?"
coworker #2: "are you joking me off right now?"
are you joking me off by gap tooth grin August 19, 2009
Are you Joking my Eyes Out?
Are You Joking My Eyes Out??
Basically when the statement said is far from believable.... another use of "Are you Joking"
Can also be pronounced ajamie-oo
Basically when the statement said is far from believable.... another use of "Are you Joking"
Can also be pronounced ajamie-oo
Boy says: Someone just let a ripper off on the bus
You say: Are you joking my eyes out?!!???? (A.Y.J.M.E.O)
You say: Are you joking my eyes out?!!???? (A.Y.J.M.E.O)
Are you Joking my Eyes Out? by Tiffers_ps April 5, 2010
You're joking, right?
You're joking, right? by TheBurntHam November 11, 2010
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