by Cheez March 22, 2003
A question asked by your online buddy.
Upon reading that, you feel the urge to reply with the terms "your mom."
Upon reading that, you feel the urge to reply with the terms "your mom."
E: Hey man, how's it going?
A: Good.
E: What are you doing?
A: Your mom.
E: WTF??
A: That's right, I'm doing your mom.
A: Good.
E: What are you doing?
A: Your mom.
E: WTF??
A: That's right, I'm doing your mom.
by E ain't no Wanksta August 19, 2003
Similar to “whatever floats your boat” or “if that’s your cup of tea,” but with more of an supportive tone.
It can be used to encourage others to do what makes them happy or to stick to their values/beliefs despite opposition, or as a way to acknowledge others may do something differently than how the speaker/writer just said they do it and they won’t judge.
It can be used to encourage others to do what makes them happy or to stick to their values/beliefs despite opposition, or as a way to acknowledge others may do something differently than how the speaker/writer just said they do it and they won’t judge.
“I really want to wear this outfit I love but Sarah’s said it’s tacky.”
“That’s just her opinion! Her style is really different from yours but that doesn’t mean this style is bad. You do you, Boo! Own that look!”
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“Personally I think that much cream and sugar in the drink makes it a coffee-flavored dessert rather than an actual coffee, but you do you, Boo.”
“That’s just her opinion! Her style is really different from yours but that doesn’t mean this style is bad. You do you, Boo! Own that look!”
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“Personally I think that much cream and sugar in the drink makes it a coffee-flavored dessert rather than an actual coffee, but you do you, Boo.”
by Haruko-chan June 29, 2023
A text sent by a dude who wants you to come over for sex. Usually sends it to more than one person at a time to increase his chance of getting lucky. (the recipients are not aware that he has sent the text to anyone but them) If he gets more than one response, he replies to his preferred option. The non-commital nature of the question makes it difficult for any of the unchosen options to accuse him of any wrongdoing.
(Sends text to four girls) "what you doing"
Girl number two is first to respond with "not much, what about you?"
But before he can respond, girl number one (his preferred option) replies! She says "I'm free, wanna catch up?'
All he has to do now is tell girl number two he's tired and is going to bed and tell girl number one to come on over!
booty call brush off casting the net
Girl number two is first to respond with "not much, what about you?"
But before he can respond, girl number one (his preferred option) replies! She says "I'm free, wanna catch up?'
All he has to do now is tell girl number two he's tired and is going to bed and tell girl number one to come on over!
booty call brush off casting the net
by Fox99 October 31, 2015
This phrase is a form of trash talk commonly used while shouting at really bad kids, who quite frankly, dont know what they are doing.
Usually associated with Halo 3, where you completely rape the other team. Tsquared asks Walshy it all the time.
Usually associated with Halo 3, where you completely rape the other team. Tsquared asks Walshy it all the time.
"WALSHY WHAT ARE YOU DOING!? WE JUST GOT 25 UNCONTESTED SECONDS IN THE MIDDLE!!!"
"OGRE WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?"
"OGRE WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?"
by Butterrzz December 3, 2009
by Poo head shit face September 3, 2019