Great-Friend
Great-Friend by Wolf 💙 November 3, 2018
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You're a great friend
Guy: I really like you.
Girl: Aww, thanks. I think that you're a great friend.
Guy: FFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUU- *head explodes*
Girl: Aww, thanks. I think that you're a great friend.
Guy: FFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUU- *head explodes*
You're a great friend by ejg930 January 18, 2010
A great friend
Matthew. Hey man what’s up
Leo. Not much you
Matthew. WANT DISCORD BITRO
Leo ok your such a great friend
Leo. Not much you
Matthew. WANT DISCORD BITRO
Leo ok your such a great friend
A great friend by Ninja.gfx February 26, 2020
great friends
Less than best friends. When you feel as if you're very close to someone as best friends and they downgrade you to "great friends"
great friends by Cupcake25666 October 15, 2016
Great story, tell it again, tell it at a party and make some friends!
What you say when someone tells a really lame, boring story that had no point. After the person finishes, say it, usually in a chant, sometimes accompanied with clapping with each word
Joe: OMG, yesterday, I went to Starbucks and I got a mocha frap, and then there were no seats! So I had to stand around waiting until someone got up, and then I sat in their seat and i took out my laptop and I played freecell.
Tina: Great story, tell it again, tell it at a party and make some friends! (clap, clap, clap)
Tina: Great story, tell it again, tell it at a party and make some friends! (clap, clap, clap)
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