where is it?
where is it? by NP101 October 17, 2017
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If it ain't in the taint, where is it?
This colloquial phrase is commonly heard in modern millennial social circles and among co-workers in fields of work involving the skilled trades, etc. Used primarily as a call-and-response, but can also be used formally in the pejorative sense.
If it ain't in the taint, where is it? by Randall Whitaker March 9, 2021
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where is it? • If it ain't in the taint, where is it? • Where the hell is it day • But then, where is the real me, after all is said and done? Oh, there is no real me. I guess that's it. • where's my there it is • this is not where its at • grass is greener where you water it • Figuring out the fact that the character limit is extremely long on Urban Dictionary so you use whatever you can to the point where it gets hard to read or maybe even off screen • Where Is The Love? • where is my super succ
Where the hell is it day
Where the hell is it day by Judge dredd7 August 25, 2011
But then, where is the real me, after all is said and done? Oh, there is no real me. I guess that's it.
A quote, from the anime , serial experiments lain (YOU SHOULD WATCH IT!!) she is lain. We are. Lain LAIN LETS ALL LOVE LAIN!!
But then, where is the real me, after all is said and done? Oh, there is no real me. I guess that's it. I only exist inside of those people aware of my existence.
where's my there it is
said when you are looking for something and find it before you finish the sentence
does not mean any thing in particular
does not mean any thing in particular
where's my there it is by shpanky December 1, 2006
grass is greener where you water it
This means that where your attention flows your energy goes.
What you pay attention to by focusing your time and life on is what will appear to grow or develop in your memory.
This is a spin off of “the grass is greener on the other side”
What you pay attention to by focusing your time and life on is what will appear to grow or develop in your memory.
This is a spin off of “the grass is greener on the other side”
Hon, the grass is greener where you water it, don’t pay attention to what anyone else’s yard looks like.
grass is greener where you water it by sound recollection December 2, 2025
Figuring out the fact that the character limit is extremely long on Urban Dictionary so you use whatever you can to the point where it gets hard to read or maybe even off screen
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