good you
Best used in random moments. Fonz played out good you on Christmas bender 2012. Good you utilized usually while intoxicated, preferably on a thirty Thursday.
good you by FonzfomVancity October 23, 2013
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Good you?
This is what you say to someone avoiding the "Hey how are you?" that everyone hates, because no one really cares.
By using "Good you", you are not only asking a question, but referring to your general status. "Good"
Using this phrase in passing people will leaving them baffled and confused, yet you have not offended them.
NOTE - This can also be used as a pickup line.
By using "Good you", you are not only asking a question, but referring to your general status. "Good"
Using this phrase in passing people will leaving them baffled and confused, yet you have not offended them.
NOTE - This can also be used as a pickup line.
Good you? by Jacoola2011 July 25, 2011
so good you'll slap yo mama
so good you'll slap yo mama by Weirdo Sheep August 12, 2018
Is coffee good for you
Phrase popular on various image board websites such as 4chan.org. It's a phrase used to mock posters which ask mundane questions alongside a sexual image.
References a meme in which a figure is seen holding up an image of an anime girl to a crowd, asking "Is coffee good for you?".
References a meme in which a figure is seen holding up an image of an anime girl to a crowd, asking "Is coffee good for you?".
Is coffee good for you by (((shekels))) April 9, 2020
I'm good off you
I'm good off you by DMVshawty June 22, 2014
you good bro
you good bro by Genesis hersley August 7, 2017
nah you good
A casual, slang expression which can be used in a variety of situations. It can be used as a response to a person's rude remarks, behavior, ineptitude, or unreasonable demands and favors.
Similarly, It is another way of saying don't worry about it, it's not your fault, you're fine, no thanks, or that's OK.
Similarly, It is another way of saying don't worry about it, it's not your fault, you're fine, no thanks, or that's OK.
When someone accidentally bumps into you at a crowded bar:
Person 1: "Oh my bad man, I didn't see you there."
Person 2: "Nah you good."
When asked to do a favor:
Mom: "Honey, can you take out the trash? It's overflowing and there are ants everywhere"
Son: "Nah you good."
If someone tries to cut you in line at a fast food restaurant, throw out a stiff arm and say "nah you good."
Person 1: "Oh my bad man, I didn't see you there."
Person 2: "Nah you good."
When asked to do a favor:
Mom: "Honey, can you take out the trash? It's overflowing and there are ants everywhere"
Son: "Nah you good."
If someone tries to cut you in line at a fast food restaurant, throw out a stiff arm and say "nah you good."
nah you good by PWoo August 25, 2009
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