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scared of you 

A semi-sarcastic phrase used when you’re shocked and/or offended by soemthing someone has done or said.

If you’re talking about multiple people, replacing “you” with “y’all” makes sense.
Lauren: Yeahhhh it’s nothing but Patrenn’usse all weekend fs.
Kennedy: Patrenn’usse????? I’m scared of you.
scared of you by itsjaaassss March 19, 2019

i'm scared of you

Exclamation meaning someone's response was so good or correct that you would not challenge it. Similar to 'You go, boy!' or You go, girl!'
Mother, while putting away laundry, says to her teen-aged son, 'Do you know where the dust cloths go?" The son replies, "In the laundry room closet, on the shelf next to the furniture polish." The mother replies, "ooo I'm scared of you!" in a surprised voice.
i'm scared of you by Hor-Aha March 3, 2017

you scared the shit out of me 

When someone comes suddenly and you were not expecting and you felt terribly frightening. You were so frightened that you meant that the person made the shit comes out from you.

You Scared The Cum out of Me 

When you get Super Duper Ultra Scared
Guy 1: *Shows Super Duper Ultra Scary Pic*
Guy 2: AHHHHH
Guy 1: what?
Guy 2: bro You Scared The Cum out of Me

Scare the crap out of your sibling day 

October 31 is hollowenn so get something scarey on and scare the crap out of your sibling

If your an only child do what scares you before bed then go to sleep and it will be november 1st
GUY .Hey whats october 31

Other guy. holloween

guy. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ITS SCARE THE CRAP OUT OF YOUR SIBLING DAY ahhahahhahahahahha
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