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Your Mate 

A way of speaking ill about someone that you know to another person. No one ever wants to be your mate. Use accompanied by a shaking negatively of the head. Quite often followed up by "Na, he is your mate" and a small argument on who's mate the person actually is.
Shaun say something stupid
Me to owen : Shaun is your mate
Owen: Na, he is your mate
Me: No one he even looks like you........
Your Mate by Huw Bhoy May 31, 2015
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your mate 

Whenever someone is complaining about their mate, this sarcastic, simple reply reflects the fact that they chose to be their friend, and should have to put up with whatever annoying stuff they do. For an intensifier, fucken is added into the middle.
Tony: Michael is being such a tool, he keeps taking my cereal.
Adam: Your mate.

Sean: God, I'm so fucking sick of Alex, he keeps cramping my style at parties by cockblocking me.
Pete: He's your mate Sean. Your fucken mate.
your mate by Dr. Sarcophagus September 14, 2009

Your mate 

Some tool/loser that orbits the group some how
*Stevie is being a flog*

you look at jim and say: "there's your mate stevie"
Your mate by Lekdog June 1, 2022

Your Mate 

a thing alot of dumb leboz say.
look at dat bloke wallah hes your mate
Your Mate by tazin May 1, 2005

Is he your mate? 

Or simply shortened to 'your mate?'
Is a phrase coined by the youth of sydney's north shore directed to someone that chimes in to a conversation/facebook status that is unwanted and/or completely unexpected.

Used to exclude the person and make them look like they don't belong in the situation i.e. to ask another person sarcastically "is he your mate" so as to say "WTF is he doing and is he even your mate?"

Thus make them realise they have completely chimed in unwanted.
Jack: "So yeah I was fucking Maia last night-"

Random: "YEAH I did her the other day too"

*Awkward Silence*

Jake: -pointing at random- "Is he your mate?"
Is he your mate? by JayRaow December 6, 2010

National kiss your mate day 

Basically all you do is kiss your girl on October 31 and don’t be a sissy and not do it.
“Ouuhhhh it’s national kiss your mate day I’ll be right back I gotta kid my girl”

oi shut up you neek your bare clapped mate 

you will hear this when you try to steal a Roadmans "bird"
"yeah bruv this is my bird emily she bare fit"

another kid: "oi shush man ill bang your mum"

"whayyy your hard arent ya mate"

kid 2 "isnt that you gyal over there?shes with another man"

"ay bruv what you sayin? my gayl cheating???nahhh"

(he goes over to his gal)

"oi mate what you doing with my gal"

kid 3 "bruv back off she prefers me innit"

"oi shut up you neek your bare clapped mate"
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The pod person was pretending to be my father, but I knew that he was an alien when he acted differently than my father ever would have.
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No Surprises Wedding

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This designation comes from Reddit, where so many stories of bad wedding behavior indicated a need to communicate expectations for the wedding behavior of attendees.
You are cordially invited to the nuptials of Brian and Tom on October 31 at noon.

Please note that this wedding is child-free (under 10) and a No Surprises Wedding (NSW). Reach out to wedding planner Sami Smith to request approvals or exceptions; please note that exceptions will be rare. Limited child care for under-10s will be available. All approvals will be noted and included in planning. Unapproved, or surprise exceptions, will result in guests being asked to leave.
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