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just look at the flowers
what you say to someone who's being really annoying, instead of saying "i wanna kill you".
originally from The Walking Dead season 4 episode 14 when carol tells lizzie to look at the flowers and shoots her.
originally from The Walking Dead season 4 episode 14 when carol tells lizzie to look at the flowers and shoots her.
carol: just look at the flowers, lizzie.
lizzie: *turns around and looks at the flowers*
carol: *shoots lizzie*
person: i hate the walking dead!! it's like really disgusting
twd fan: just look at the flowers, bitch.
lizzie: *turns around and looks at the flowers*
carol: *shoots lizzie*
person: i hate the walking dead!! it's like really disgusting
twd fan: just look at the flowers, bitch.
just look at the flowers by silverd0e April 29, 2014
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Look who just stepped in
Catchphrase of well-known UK rapper 'Morrisson'
This line can be heard in 'Shots Remix' and 'Buckingham Palace'
This line can be heard in 'Shots Remix' and 'Buckingham Palace'
Morrisson: "Look who just stepped in MORRISSON!"
Alternatively:
Morrisson: "Look who just came in MORRISSON!"
Alternatively:
Morrisson: "Look who just came in MORRISSON!"
Look who just stepped in by expressbenjamin20 May 9, 2020
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