OH YEAH!
The slogan of the kool aid man, used jokingly by people after another person says 'Oh No' or something very serious.
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oh yeah
An expression used by many, but none more than by Greto the Dorito. Oh yeah!, can imply many different things on the chain. It can express excitement, happiness, I'm the man, you da man, he's da man, this is da bomb, she's da bomb, etc.
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oh yeah?
Oh Yeah? is a verbal return to an action or more likely the oral depiction of an action (that may or may not have happened) to which the author of this phrase does not like. This is usually quite a startling way of saying "Over my dead body". Oh yeah? is 'most always followed by physical violence and expletives galore.
Traffic cop: Sir, I'm going to have to tow your car, you parked in the disabled space for two minutes.
Gumba: Oh yeah? Here's a better idea, you goddam little ratbastard!
*sound of nose being broken*
Gumba: Oh yeah? Here's a better idea, you goddam little ratbastard!
*sound of nose being broken*
oh yeah? by Gumba Gumba April 14, 2004
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