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no still 

"No still" meaning not at all...I will never do that
No wayyyy!...
This is used by Jamaicans
Girl: Have you ever kissed a guy?
Boy: No still!
no still by Jleah_danni December 27, 2010
Words you can keep

Yeah, hey, still no Zorhan 

Still none of that shit-lib bullshit.
Hym "Yeah, hey, still no Zorhan. They seem like they don't want it to be Cuomo so probably Cuomo. No Zorhan. Shit-libs bad. Booooo shit-libs."

A tree with no branches is still a stick in the mud

A colloquial phrase used to describe the act of superficially decorating or "dressing up" a fundamentally unchangeable or plain object, concept, or situation. It highlights that no matter how many leaves, lights, or ornaments you hang on something to alter its appearance, its core foundation remains exactly the same under the surface.
"He spent thousands putting a body kit and a massive spoiler on that broken-down commuter car, but a tree with no branches is still a stick in the mud."

who'mest've'd'f'ye's'cat'mi'lk'why'am'i'still'typing'?'?'please'st'op'ty'pi'ng'no'w 

this is the final form of the who words, i didn't expect it to get this crazy, only a dingus" the meme cat himself" will use this
owner: hey dingus
dingus: who'mest've'd'f'ye's'cat'mi'lk'why'am'i'still'typing'?'?'please'st'op'ty'pi'ng'no'w
owner: explodes from big brain power

no worries, I still love you

What you say to someone you are in love with but don't think they'll take you seriously. Usually said as a joking response to an adverse comment. Can be used as reverse psychology to make the other person magically hate you.
L: Ew, I hate you.
V: No worries, I still love you.

No, probably not... But still! 

Or maybe! That very well may (in fact) be the case.
Hym "No, probably not... But still! Which is why your kind need to be treated with and extreme and vigorous skepticism"
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