What the fuck are you?
What the fuck are you? by Swolin June 29, 2018
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what the fuck are you doing
Uttered when a vessel (usually sea-based) makes a wrong turn; accidentally uttered by Sue Simmons of WNBC-4 NY when she unexpectedly saw a cruise liner turn at an awkward angle.
"At eleven, paying more at the grocer, but getting less. We'll tell you how to get the most... what the fuck are you doing ?!"
what the fuck are you doing by KadV January 24, 2009
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[What the fuck are you doing?]
Favorite catch phrase of WNBC's Sue Simmons, first debuted May 12, 2008 and later seen on David Letterman.
"At eleven, paying more at the grocer, but getting less. We'll tell you how to get the most... What the fuck are you doing?!" - Sue Simmons
[What the fuck are you doing?] by shemadeabooboo January 2, 2009
what the fuck are you doing
The phrase "What the fuck are you doing" aka "What on fucking earth are you doing" is commonly used by the teenage population. You would use one or BOTH of these phrases if you see someone.. say.... washing their car in 20 degree weather. In this case you would have to make some modifications such as....
what the fuck are you doing by Andreuhh January 7, 2007
Jesse what the fuck are you talking about
A statement that can be made when one around you says something that is complete nonsense, like excessive usage of modern internet slang or memes in regular conversation, or can be used in response to incomprehensible subjects.
Originated from voice edits of Jesse Pinkman and Walter White from Breaking Bad in diners
Originated from voice edits of Jesse Pinkman and Walter White from Breaking Bad in diners
Jesse Pinkman: Yo Mr. White, did you hear that the new egirl bussy was a doomer based cuck?
How about the time he was ratioed in 4k because he was down bad, fr, on God.
Walter White: Jesse what the fuck are you talking about?
How about the time he was ratioed in 4k because he was down bad, fr, on God.
Walter White: Jesse what the fuck are you talking about?
Jesse what the fuck are you talking about by TripleAron May 17, 2022
FRANKLIN! WHAT IN THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING!
FRANKLIN! WHAT IN THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING! by Pay me more. April 3, 2023
If You Sense Someone Tracing Words, They Are suicidal Anod What The Fuck
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