Overly used phrase when a simple "thank you" will suffice. It's improper grammar is popular over the proper grammar "thank you very much".
by cpetkunas March 1, 2019
To my bsf Mom thank you so much for moving here I'm so happy I met her she is so sweet thank you Ms. Gonzalez I happier then ever
by Shaniavibes December 29, 2022
boss:can you stay over night we are short staff
person that work there: why that so much work ahhhhhh
person that work there: why that so much work ahhhhhh
by falloutboi123 January 10, 2019
It is a stack of computers and other computer related equipment that is no longer of any use, but for which the owner is not willing or able to throw into the dumpster.
by Andrew Sterling Hanenkamp November 14, 2004
Usually meaning "hate" but in this context it grants you special ability over others, especially when used like so.
Oh hey, did you know I have so much hate?
Oh yes! I do, I have "so much hate for yew" too that my hate meter is over flowing with hate, for yew!
Hate hate hate, hate hate, HATE!
its so hard to appreciate
Oh yes! I do, I have "so much hate for yew" too that my hate meter is over flowing with hate, for yew!
Hate hate hate, hate hate, HATE!
its so hard to appreciate
by Smelly Flaramthopist kitten February 3, 2012
My mother said "you have so much potential" 27 years ago before my ballet hopes turned into a stripping carrier I wish she would have just told me I sucked.
by ezekiel3000 March 5, 2010
Sometimes you have no way else to say it. You've thought about it and no matter how you say it, whatever wonderful vocabulary you can design to make sound of your heartfelt emotion for your respective angel, they will never quite grasp it.
For the lucky few, they get to say it and it will be received by a smiling lover but for the most, they can merely stare at the one they love, not say a word, and in their head simply whisper to them through their eyes "I love you so much" only to know it doesn't matter even if they do voice the phrase.
For the lucky few, they get to say it and it will be received by a smiling lover but for the most, they can merely stare at the one they love, not say a word, and in their head simply whisper to them through their eyes "I love you so much" only to know it doesn't matter even if they do voice the phrase.
Scenario 1:
Them: "Yeah so I was just eating my dinner and then this *goes on to tell boring but somehow fascinating (what with your feelings and all) story which you ignore as you're too busy falling for their eyes all over again*
You: "Look, listen for a second, I need to tell you something, I love you so much"
Them: "Oh" *Insert own ending here*
Scenario 2:
Them: "Yeah so I was just eating my dinner and then this *goes on to tell boring but somehow fascinating (what with your feelings and all) story which you ignore as you're too busy falling for their eyes all over again*
You: *in your head* "I love you so much"
Them: *Goes on to tell story*
Them: "Yeah so I was just eating my dinner and then this *goes on to tell boring but somehow fascinating (what with your feelings and all) story which you ignore as you're too busy falling for their eyes all over again*
You: "Look, listen for a second, I need to tell you something, I love you so much"
Them: "Oh" *Insert own ending here*
Scenario 2:
Them: "Yeah so I was just eating my dinner and then this *goes on to tell boring but somehow fascinating (what with your feelings and all) story which you ignore as you're too busy falling for their eyes all over again*
You: *in your head* "I love you so much"
Them: *Goes on to tell story*
by ILOVEYOUSOMUCHYOUDAMNWOMAN January 5, 2012