hear me now
A way of expressing excitement.
hear me now by Cally Ceeeaaahhh April 25, 2014
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hear me now, believe me later
from saturday night live's hans and franz 'pump you up' guys
the idea that a 'truth' might currently be being dispensed, but YOU are too preoccupied, (or too "smart") to absorb it at this particular 'juncture'. you MAY (or may not!) be able to view it from another position sometime in the future, in a different light. (anti-'pot' people??, 'case-hardened' conservatives??)
the idea that a 'truth' might currently be being dispensed, but YOU are too preoccupied, (or too "smart") to absorb it at this particular 'juncture'. you MAY (or may not!) be able to view it from another position sometime in the future, in a different light. (anti-'pot' people??, 'case-hardened' conservatives??)
this life is a double-edged sword!! alcohol isn't that great on the frustration/s!! pass me that gage and hear me now, believe me later!! -i need my "medicinal" marijuana!!
hear me now, believe me later by michael foolsley December 25, 2009
Can you hear me now?
1. What you say repeatedly when you're on a shitty cell phone/have a bad connection.
2. What's said in the Verizon Wireless commercials by 'that guy'.
2. What's said in the Verizon Wireless commercials by 'that guy'.
1. CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?!? What the fuck is wrong with your phone, yo?!
2. -"Can you hear me now...?"
-"GOOD!"
2. -"Can you hear me now...?"
-"GOOD!"
Can you hear me now? by 4 April 6, 2005
Can you hear me now?
Can you hear me now? by Disturbed_dream January 4, 2009
Can you hear me now?
The next time that Verizon Wireless guy says this overrought old cliche that has worn out its welcome and was already stale before this shitty decade even began, I'm gonna throw an Ottoman stool at the damn TV and watch an electronic flash as the screen is shattered from the impact.
1. I turn on the TV. It's commercial time beings that a show has just ended. The Verizon guy whips out his cell phone. YES he says it AGAIN: "Can you hear me now?"
"AAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!" #SMASH!#
2. Not only can I hear you now but you're annoying the hell outta me! You'd better shut it up now!
"AAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!" #SMASH!#
2. Not only can I hear you now but you're annoying the hell outta me! You'd better shut it up now!
Can you hear me now? by I Saw U2 Live Twice June 4, 2009
Can you hear me now?
"Can you hear me now?"
"Bro... Stop asking me that.... Of course I can. I have Spacemobile. You a Starlink user or something?"
"Bro... Stop asking me that.... Of course I can. I have Spacemobile. You a Starlink user or something?"
Can you hear me now? by MC_Escher January 25, 2024
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