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Thought so 

Used as an addendum by pompous, self important twats to validate their own (usually cretinous) arguments against others on the internet.

Also indicative of someone not used to normal conversation with real people.
Given how dumb your comments are I'm guessing you only ever follow football once every 4 years when the World Cup's on?
Thought so!
Thought so by Trumpton June 19, 2010

I thought so. 

Said randomly to make the speaker appear smarter than they are, and to insult the person they're responding to.
"Dude, I'm tired."
"Uh, yeah. I thought so."
I thought so. by Lomo February 29, 2004

And I thought so too

I always do. Until I heard the words ricochet off of you, travel all the way to DC, and then bounce back to me. Like sonar.
Hym Iam "And I thought so too but it seems to be the case that everyone who associates with me does so for and only for whatever the get out of being a communist informant. So, who's fault is that? Not me."
And I thought so too by Hym Iam February 1, 2026

Note: I only heard the third meaning recently, but I thought it was pretty funny so I've included it. 

When you only hear something recently, but you think it's pretty funny so you include it.
Peace Out


1. Goodbye
2. (intransitive verb) to leave or retire
3. (transitive verb) to kill

Note: I only heard the third meaning recently, but I thought it was pretty funny so I've included it.

1. "Yeah, see you then, peace out."
2. "Yo I gotta peace out, I'm tired."
3. "I just peaced out that spider with my shoe."

by anonymous Oct 20, 2003

Likari Language Is One Sentence With The Thought OF Killing With Remorse. Granted Only For I, Best Believe Cowards So This Word I Will Use To Ascertain The Fact That I Will Kill If You Do Not Get Out Of My Life 

Likari Language Is One Sentence With The Thought OF Killing With Remorse. Granted Only For I, Best Believe Cowards So This Word I Will Use To Ascertain The Fact That I Will Kill If You Do Not Get Out Of My Life
Likari Language Is One Sentence With The Thought OF Killing With Remorse. Granted Only For I, Best Believe Cowards So This Word I Will Use To Ascertain The Fact That I Will Kill If You Do Not Get Out Of My Life

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<.7.9.7.6.>Your Mother Talks So Much In <&>AndA<&>Out Of Her Mouth That, I, Angel Jose Robles Thought That The Mother Swallowed A Carrot<.7.9.7.6.>
<.7.9.7.6.>Your Mother Talks So Much In <&>AndA<&>Out Of Her Mouth That, I, Angel Jose Robles Thought That The Mother Swallowed A Carrot<.7.9.7.6.>
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