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Then What About Thursday

A clandestine method of calling someone a twat in response to be slyly being called a cunt using the See You Next Tuesday method.

T: Then
W: What
A: About
T: Thursday
Them: See you next Tuesday.
Me: Then what about Thursday.

Them: touché

Haha then what ;) 

What {straight white boys} say over text after you tell them about a daily activity of yours.
Me: I'm eating cereal
Straight white boy: Haha then what ;)

And then what

When somebody starts to tell you a story that you think is going somewhere but it doesn't, so you have to ask a question (and then what?), but there is no more to the story.
Sally: These two dogs were chasing me.

Jim: And then what?
Sallly: Nothing, that's it.

And then what happened? 

A phrase used after someone has told the punch line of a joke you’ve heard before.
“So then a passenger calls out to her ‘Don’t forget the coffee’”
“And then what happened?”
And then what happened? by PierreV December 1, 2010

If I can make up a 'if this then that' statement then what I'm saying is true 

Or Batman.
Charlatan "If I can make up a 'if this then that' statement then what I'm saying is true! It's embedded in the structure of the universe!"

Hym "Yes. Of course. You're clearly not a petty charlatan and a tyrant and you're clearly not using fascist collusion and gaslighting to enrich yourself and subvert the government. And it's NOT opposite world. All of these things are clearly not the case and no one is going to die as a direct result of you doing that."

so what up then

phrase indicating you would like to begin to fight a person
person 1: yeah whatever; you talk mad shit
person 2: SO WHAT UP THEN !?
person 1: SO WHAT UPPPPP !
so what up then by krisskidddd September 10, 2009
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