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In good company
Proclaiming that whomever it is you are referring to (even yourself) is surrounded by the same type of people.
You know about that guy that got convicted of his crime? He is in good company now, and for a long time.
You are so weird!
Oh yeah? I'm in good company!
You are so weird!
Oh yeah? I'm in good company!
In good company by in good company August 11, 2009
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in good nic by Moggy30 December 10, 2020
in good shape
Friend #1: Hey man, you see that girl I was with at the bar on Friday? Not bad, right? Friend #2: Dude, not hot. Friend #1: Well, she was in good shape. Friend #2: Agree, she was in good shape.
in good shape by Duece79 November 7, 2017
all in good time
all in good time by abcdefggggggggg March 8, 2017
Be in good company
1-to have the same problem as many other people(not to be alone at can't doing something):
"I can't play tennis - I'm hopeless at it!" "Oh well, you're in good company."
2-to be with good friends(idiom):
"There is no wonder that she is a nice person, because she is in a good company.(Has good friends)"
"I can't play tennis - I'm hopeless at it!" "Oh well, you're in good company."
2-to be with good friends(idiom):
"There is no wonder that she is a nice person, because she is in a good company.(Has good friends)"
Be in good company by Kekomanferwgj January 21, 2023
Good Genes in Good Jeans
Ryan Gosling is the epitome of good genes in good jeans; he could get it every day and twice on Sunday.
Good Genes in Good Jeans by RCL37 May 26, 2014
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Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
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