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Got Em
Got Em
A practical joke in which a fellow classmate attempts to get the attention of another classmate in order to embarrass them. The classmate calls their name, the other classmate looks, then they shout, "Got Em," in a rude obnoxious tone. All surrounding classmates partake in a chuckle. While the one singled out person cries like a baby. This joke can be used in person, on facebook, and through cellular devices.
Got em
This phrase is often used after "roasting" someone, or playing a trick on someone behind their back. These days, the younger generations use it to be a joke, and not in a cruel way.
Cameron: "Boy, I don't know a bit of this French."
Aubrey: "Well, maybe if you didn't work on computers all day and would study for once, you would get the gist!"
Ally: "Oh! Got em!"
Aubrey: "Well, maybe if you didn't work on computers all day and would study for once, you would get the gist!"
Ally: "Oh! Got em!"
Got em by @TheRoseBowler September 2, 2017
Got 'em
A phrase expressing jubilation after putting an individual in their place and forcing them to feel unintelligent.
Got 'em by David David David April 16, 2006
Got'Em
Herb moved to London so that he would be in a country where chicks would find his poor dental hygene attractive. Got Em!!
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