A surefire method to make a joke out of nothing, by taking the last thing someone says to you and prefacing it with "you're a". Best if done repeatedly amongst like-minded folk over a long, long, long period of time.
"I'm going out tonight, but it's just a work thing."
"You're a work thing."
"That guy who comes coming into my cubicle is barking mad."
"You're a barking mad."
"You're a work thing."
"That guy who comes coming into my cubicle is barking mad."
"You're a barking mad."
by Mr Yoorra June 21, 2007
"You're" is the strongest argument winner. If you correct your opponents your to you're, you have automatically won the argument (unspoken law for human conversation).
Some argue that the "they're" correction is stronger, however, anyone who believes this is disillusioned and an uncivilized swine.
Some argue that the "they're" correction is stronger, however, anyone who believes this is disillusioned and an uncivilized swine.
Idiot - Your so stupid.
Smart Fellow - Excuse me, I believe the correct grammar for that statement is "You're so stupid."
Smart Fellow - Excuse me, I believe the correct grammar for that statement is "You're so stupid."
by JLoh_Loh October 31, 2017
Short for "you are". Many dumbfucks don't know the difference between "you're" and "your" and tend to interchange it. Pointing out this mistake is used as a pathetic comeback in an argument on the internet.
*An argument is going between two Redditards*
Redditard 1: Your so bad lololol
Redditard 2: *You're
*Redditard 2 gets instantly downvoted to oblivion*
Redditard 1: Your so bad lololol
Redditard 2: *You're
*Redditard 2 gets instantly downvoted to oblivion*
by Peepeepoopoo from urbdic February 1, 2021
How idiots spell the possessive adjective "your" when they think they have mastered not to misuse it.
Lelo: What's you're e-mail address?
Boba: What's I'm e-mail address??
Lelo: No, what's you're e-mail address?
Boba: What's I'm e-mail address??
Lelo: No, what's you're e-mail address?
by Johans February 14, 2008
Guy 1: Your a total idiot!
Guy 2: It's "You're", dumbfuck.
Guy 1: no it's not! It's clearly spelled "your"! idiot!
Guy 2: Your irony is delicious!
Guy 2: It's "You're", dumbfuck.
Guy 1: no it's not! It's clearly spelled "your"! idiot!
Guy 2: Your irony is delicious!
by Mister Cookie September 20, 2012
Let's discuss.
'Your' signifies ownership or relation, which refers to something owned by someone, a title, or a friend/relation.
'You're' is an abbrevation of 'you are', which is what you'd say when speaking to someone about who or what they are, be it an insult, praise, fact or random statement.
'Your' signifies ownership or relation, which refers to something owned by someone, a title, or a friend/relation.
'You're' is an abbrevation of 'you are', which is what you'd say when speaking to someone about who or what they are, be it an insult, praise, fact or random statement.
*you're.
Your;
"Your computer rocks!"
"Your mother is a slutwhore!"
"Your criminal status is unacceptable!"
You're;
"You're a moron."
"You're fantastic!"
"You're a normal person."
"You're gay."
I request that you people learn what I have just explained on the grounds that
IT IS NOT THAT FUCKING HARD.
Your;
"Your computer rocks!"
"Your mother is a slutwhore!"
"Your criminal status is unacceptable!"
You're;
"You're a moron."
"You're fantastic!"
"You're a normal person."
"You're gay."
I request that you people learn what I have just explained on the grounds that
IT IS NOT THAT FUCKING HARD.
by moobag April 6, 2010
Ambiguous replacement for both your and you're used to mask the user's ignorance of proper usage.
It can be easily passed off as a typo because depending upon context it can be assumed that either an apostrophe was accidentally added or an "e" was forgotten.
The use of this word allows the user to appear cavalier as opposed to ignorant.
It can be easily passed off as a typo because depending upon context it can be assumed that either an apostrophe was accidentally added or an "e" was forgotten.
The use of this word allows the user to appear cavalier as opposed to ignorant.
You'r disrespecting the English language by so blatantly misusing 'your' when you clearly mean 'you are.'
by TheGreatCheeseCake June 27, 2011
