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Is it gay if it’s with evan?

No it is not in fact gay if it’s with evan especially ones that wear glasses
Person1: hey, is it gay if it’s with evan?
Person2: of course not

it's not gay if it's with the boys

a valid excuse for boys to act gay around each other
"Ayo bro I just kissed my homie goodnight"
"It's not gay if it's with the boys"

how's with it? 

How's it going?
What's up?
Whats going on?
Usually answered by "it's rollin'" or "it's drowning"
Shpil-meister: How's with it?
BR817:It's rollin'!
how's with it? by tzipi January 26, 2008

bro's zum with it 

When bro is "zum" with it.

A colloquial idiom similar to the phrase, "what the fuck is bro yapping about".

Can also be used randomly in any context as a filler word or as a compliment.

"bro's zum with it", is also a prime example of a non-sequitur comment.
Bzcutz: "bro summited mount Zum walked down and summited again."

Cfucutz: "bro was born in Zum Zum city and walks over mount Zum to the Zum Zum restaurant to eat Zum food."

Rwcutz: "bro's zum with it."

It’s called living with somebody 

The standard and possibly the most silencing response to a spouse who periodically may become irritated with your annoying and barely tolerable habits.
When I complain about one of his many ingrained and obnoxious habits, my husband often utters, “it’s called living with somebody,” spoken in a softly mellifluous voice.