Your friends; as in, not mine.
by SpecialCookies February 20, 2011
me: where r ur friends?
u: idk
me: do u have friends?
u: no
me: that shucks that your friends arent real
u: idk
me: do u have friends?
u: no
me: that shucks that your friends arent real
by NicholasTheAverageHuman October 31, 2018
A commonly used phrase on social networking sites and forums, meaning "use said page", in either an aggressive or kind act dependent on the preconception.
by Akpanudo March 6, 2012
when you let a friend take a sap of your drank, he'll tell you to sip your friends as in to sip up the leftover liquid sitting in the rim of the can.
by malferlay April 22, 2017
A phrase said when someone asks you to explain something that:
A) They should know.
B) is not worth your time to explain.
C) is to long to explain.
D) you don't know.
A) They should know.
B) is not worth your time to explain.
C) is to long to explain.
D) you don't know.
A: What is an internet?
B: Google is your friend
A: What's D.I.B. mean?
B: Google is your friend
A: What is encompassed in Von-Steinberg's theories of eminent physiology?
B: Google is your friend
B: Google is your friend
A: What's D.I.B. mean?
B: Google is your friend
A: What is encompassed in Von-Steinberg's theories of eminent physiology?
B: Google is your friend
by thatSCAXguy April 2, 2011
A way to admonish a person who derails an Internet conversation by demanding the definition for commonly used words or phrases instead of taking a minute or two to simply look it up on Wikipedia.
"Last night I was playing WoW with some friends and these two Undead Rogues came out of nowhere and ganked me."
"What the hell is WoW and what is ganking?"
"WoW = World of Warcraft, ganking = player killing. Wikipedia is your friend, dude."
"What the hell is WoW and what is ganking?"
"WoW = World of Warcraft, ganking = player killing. Wikipedia is your friend, dude."
by shigelojoe April 4, 2006