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Give you some color to see see
I: ::Leaves toilet seat up::
Q: ::Mad:: Put the toilet seat down! I will give you some color to see see!
I: ::scared::
Q: ::Mad:: Put the toilet seat down! I will give you some color to see see!
I: ::scared::
Give you some color to see see by Kender-Dragonfly May 25, 2013
U SEE SEE U
This entry is created, from China Pinyin
Mean：please look at yourself,now
Some time the word meaning of derision.
Mean：please look at yourself,now
Some time the word meaning of derision.
A:hi,tom!nice day,isn't it?
B:yeah~a !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(B suddenly fell into the ditch)
A:OH!!!MY GOD!!
B:SHIT!It stinks!
A:U SEE SEE U~
B:yeah~a !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(B suddenly fell into the ditch)
A:OH!!!MY GOD!!
B:SHIT!It stinks!
A:U SEE SEE U~
U SEE SEE U by Wang872 April 22, 2014
Show you some colours to see see
1. showing someone some colour. "I will show you this colour to see see."
2. calling for a fight. "Want me to show you some colours to see see?"
3. looking for a beat up.
Source of phrase: Chinese expression that means the same thing: gei ni dian yan se kan kan.
2. calling for a fight. "Want me to show you some colours to see see?"
3. looking for a beat up.
Source of phrase: Chinese expression that means the same thing: gei ni dian yan se kan kan.
1."I will show you this colour to see see."
2."Want me to show you some colours to see see?"
3."Hey, show me some colours to see see."
2."Want me to show you some colours to see see?"
3."Hey, show me some colours to see see."
Show you some colours to see see by AChineseWithAFriendMike September 24, 2009
Give you some color to see see
Popular Chinese phrase to scare people, "Give you some color to see see" means I will teach you a lesson .
Give you some color to see see by not good at english October 12, 2017
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