The most overused redundancy. Every already means single. It would be wrong to say, "every single person" and not mean only persons that are not married.
by aynaku September 22, 2019
Used to draw attention to an obvious connection between those who share their ideology and agenda with the international banking cartel to brazen and overt attacks against the long term sustainability of civilisation.
Bill: I read an article by Joe Schlongberg discussing how your wife should be free to sleep with whoever she wants and you should just support her, no matter how many venereal diseases she contracts.
Harry: Every. Single. Time.
Harry: Every. Single. Time.
by Augustisimus December 3, 2020
When you notice a certain ethnicity always have their fingers in many pies ie Media Channels, Literature Companies, Governments, Banks, The Film Industry, Porn, Music, etc.
"Hey Jon, ever notice how "*they* monopolise every facet of our country, I mean they own all the media channels for crying out loud! It's even illegal to criticise them!!"
"Every. Single. Time."
"Every. Single. Time."
by goyimarmy March 2, 2022
An ad hominem argument.
Used as an exclamation when you correctly guess another person's ethnicity/religion based on correlation of their statement with a widespread stereotype about ethnicity/religion.
Used as an exclamation when you correctly guess another person's ethnicity/religion based on correlation of their statement with a widespread stereotype about ethnicity/religion.
Person A: Uncontrolled mass immigration is undoubtedly one of the greatest means of strengthening the nation.
Person B: *checking person A's ethnicity/religion and finding the expected result* I knew it! Every single time!
Person B: *checking person A's ethnicity/religion and finding the expected result* I knew it! Every single time!
by siostranoc April 23, 2020
Junsei’s Birthday
Literally Every Single Day:
Happy Birthday Junsei!
Happy Birthday Junsei!
by Assass1nSquad November 7, 2019
An iconic phrase , often said or shouted by indie kids at festivals and gigs when a certain song, “Not nineteen forever”, by a well known Manchester band - The Courteeners - is played .
This phrase roots from the second to last verse of the song as the lead singer, Liam Fray, when he shouts these words in his well known Mancunian accent to the crowd- as they all “dance”or jump around to this song .
This phrase roots from the second to last verse of the song as the lead singer, Liam Fray, when he shouts these words in his well known Mancunian accent to the crowd- as they all “dance”or jump around to this song .
Crowd : gOd BlesS ThE BAnD THeR’yE dOinG AlL thEy cAn
Liam: EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YERS
Crowd: Dunununununununu nununu nununu
Liam: EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YERS
Crowd: Dunununununununu nununu nununu
by Lalmontford July 27, 2019
A bundle of awful insults aimed at random people who will probably never see them, lame jokes that aren't even funny, mountains of swearing and... Well, you don't want to know.
Person 1: What made you so annoyed just then?
Person 2: EVERY. SINGLE. URBAN. DICTIONARY. SUBMISSION. ON. THE. VOTING. PAGE.
Every single Urban Dictionary submission on the voting page is seriously screwed up.
Person 2: EVERY. SINGLE. URBAN. DICTIONARY. SUBMISSION. ON. THE. VOTING. PAGE.
Every single Urban Dictionary submission on the voting page is seriously screwed up.
by MinecraftVlogMV April 11, 2017